Humanities

Wole Soyinka. THE SWAMP DWELLERS TFANA Talk. Photo by Hollis King.

THE SWAMP DWELLERS TFANA Talk. Photo by Hollis King.

Awoye Timpo, Wole Soyinka, and Arminda Thomas. THE SWAMP DWELLERS TFANA Talk. Photo by Hollis King.

Joe Calarco, Sophie McIntosh, and Jonathan Kalb. MACBETH (AN UNDOING) TFANA Talk. Photo by Gerry Goodstein.

Alisa Solomon and Calvin Trillin. ABOUT ALICE TFANA Talk Photo by Elena Olivo.

Peter Brook. WHY TFANA Talk. Photo by Elena Olivo.

Tanya Pollard and Emma Smith. MACBETH (AN UNDOING) TFANA Talk. Photo by Gerry Goodstein.

Sarah Benson and Raja Feather Kelly. FAIRVIEW TFANA Talk. Photo by Elena Olivo.

Jeffrey Horowitz, Maaza Mengiste and Bianca Vivion. JULIUS CAESAR TFANA Talk. Photo by Elena Olivo.

Jonathan Kalb and John Lahr. Open Books. Photo by Peter Baiamonte.

Lileana Blain-Cruz and Rebecca Schull. FEFU AND HER FRIENDS TFANA Talk. Photo by Elena Olivo.

Jeffrey Horowitz, Emma Smith, and Catherine Nicholson. MACBETH (AN UNDOING) TFANA Talk. Photo by Gerry Goodstein.

Ayanna Thompson and Tappan Wilder. A DOLL'S HOUSE TFANA Talk. Photo by Wilhelm Öhman.

John Lahr. Book launch for JOY RIDE. Photo by Peter Baiamonte.

Kathryn Hunter and Ayanna Thompson. TIMON OF ATHENS TFANA Talk. Photo by Gerry Goodstein.

Jeffrey Horowitz and JT Rogers. JULIUS CAESAR TFANA Talk. Photo by Elena Olivo.

Public Programs

Join us for our lively post-performance TFANA Talks with scholars and theatre artists.

TFANA Talk: Saturday, February 14, following the 2PM performance of The Tragedy of Coriolanus. Moderator and guests TBD.

New Deal Night: Thursday, February 19, following the 7:30PM performance of The Tragedy of Coriolanus. Moderator and guests TBD.

TFANA Talk: Saturday, February 21, following the 2PM performance of The Tragedy of Coriolanus. Moderator and guests TBD.

Studio

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.

360° Viewfinder

For each production, TFANA offers a 360° Viewfinder, our digital publication series featuring interviews with the artists, essays by leading scholars, and other illuminating perspectives. Our most recent 360° Viewfinder is The Wild Duck

Click below to access 360° Viewfinders of past productions.

Theatre for a New Audience is proud to be a partner of the Folger Shakespeare Library.

Theatre for a New Audience’s Humanities programming receives support from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in these programs do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Pictured above: Paul Sparks, Michael Shannon, and Bianca Vivion. Photo by Travis Emery Hackett.

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