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Arts Education

Theatre for a New Audience provides a challenging and rigorous educational experience designed to support and advance student learning across curricula.
Humanities

Guided by our Council of Scholars, our Humanities programs for adults are designed to invite audiences of all backgrounds to engage with the language and ideas of writers.
Merle Debuskey Studio Fund

Providing artists with residencies and workshops to create and explore outside the pressures of production, we support ongoing development through the Merle Debuskey Studio Fund.
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“Directed with unhurried assurance by Awoye Timpo…Astonishing set design (by Jason Ardizzone-West)…The play becomes a delta…where tributary identities—Muslim, Yoruba, traditional, modern—mingle and surge toward confrontation.” —Dan Stahl, The New Yorker Read more from The New Yorker here. “Director Awoye Timpo and a pitch-perfect cast slowly crank up the intensity, balancing knife-edge tension with a deeply metaphorical story…Exciting, beguiling theater.” —Rachel...
“Directed with unhurried assurance by Awoye Timpo…Astonishing set design (by Jason Ardizzone-West)…The play becomes a delta…where tributary identities—Muslim, Yoruba, traditional, modern—mingle and surge toward confrontation.” —Dan Stahl, The New Yorker...

"Re-encountering the work, he is painfully struck by his young self’s optimistic depiction of 'a kind of hybrid community made up from different parts of the country. That play now makes me recollect very vividly that eve of independence season when we were all gung-ho about the emergence of a unified society,' he said." The Swamp Dwellers runs through April 27...
"Re-encountering the work, he is painfully struck by his young self’s optimistic depiction of 'a kind of hybrid community made up from different parts of the country. That play now...

TFANA will present the off-Broadway premiere of Nobel Prize winner Wole Soyinka’s The Swamp Dwellers, directed by OBIE winner Awoye Timpo (Alice Childress’ Wedding Band). The Swamp Dwellers runs March 30-April 27.Read more from TheaterMania here....
TFANA will present the off-Broadway premiere of Nobel Prize winner Wole Soyinka’s The Swamp Dwellers, directed by OBIE winner Awoye Timpo (Alice Childress’ Wedding Band). The Swamp Dwellers runs March 30-April 27.Read more from TheaterMania...

"This production meets the eye humbly, no more than a small stage with two chairs. Then, largely through the force of its language—wisely foregrounded by the director, Eric Tucker, and vivified by a cast with several standouts...it grows to encompass a murmuring woods, a raucous pub, and the rocky, sometimes treacherous terrain of personal ambition." – Dan Stahl, The New...
"This production meets the eye humbly, no more than a small stage with two chairs. Then, largely through the force of its language—wisely foregrounded by the director, Eric Tucker, and...