On Wednesday, November 2, Theatre for a New Audience friends and supporters attended a performance of the Broadway production Relatively Speaking, featuring three one-act plays by Ethan Coen, Elaine May, and Woody Allen, and directed by long-time Theatre for a…
On Monday, October 24, Cymbeline was featured on WNBC Nightly News with Chuck Scarborough. Fiasco Theatre members Jessie Austrian, Noah Brody, and Andy Grotelueschen were interviewed by Chuck about the production and their work as a company. Then, on Friday,…
In Theatre for a New Audience’s 32nd season, the Theatre presents five plays by Shakespeare, John Ford, Samuel Beckett and Isaac Bashevis Singer adapted by Robert Brustein. As described by Jeffrey Horowitz, founding artistic director, “These works couldn’t be more…
Fiasco Theater’s Cymbeline began its third run in two years on Thursday, September 8, at The Barrow Street Theatre. Following the show, guests gathered for a party to celebrate the new life for the acclaimed production – thought to be…
This summer, with a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Theatre for a New Audience hosted twenty-three middle and high school educators to participate in the Shakespeare Institute, an in-depth training program in understanding and teaching Shakespeare’s plays…
Kicking off Theatre for a New Audience’s 32nd season is the return of Fiasco Theatre’s Cymbeline! Following its sold-out Off-Broadway debut this past January, the Theatre is partnering, for the first time ever, with seasoned Broadway and Off-Broadway commercial producers…
In last weeks ArtsBeat blog by The New York Times, theatre critic Charles Isherwood included Theatre for a New Audience’s productions in a list of performances of Shakespeare he has “most cherished” in the last decade. John Douglas Thompson’s Othello…
On June 24th, Theatre for a New Audience had its official Groundbreaking and Design Unveiling Celebration! Founding Artistic Director Jeffrey Horowitz’s vision of a destination theatre for Shakespeare and classic drama is finally coming true in Downtown Brooklyn’s BAM Cultural…
Thanks to this short video produced by the NYC Economic Development Corporation, we can share the excitement of last month’s Groundbreaking Celebration! Our new home is only 21 months away…
This summer, New York will see more Shakespeare than usual, as Britain’s Royal Shakespeare Company begins its six-week residency at the Park Avenue Armory in Manhattan. There, the RSC will present five Shakespeare plays: As You Like It, Romeo and…