Now in its eighth year, Theatre for a New Audience√¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢s Project Renewal Playwriting Program is a ten-week course for formerly homeless men and women. We teach the elements of playwriting such as conflict, character, inner monologue, setting, dramatic arc, and…
Inaugural Capital Campaign Benefit Monday, February 4, 2008 Eleven Madison Park, Madison Avenue at 24th Street Hosts & Co-Chairs Audrey Heffernan Meyer & Danny Meyer Monica Gerard-Sharp & Ali Wambold Honorary Chairs John Turturro & Katherine Borowitz An evening of…
√Ǭ† Theatre for a New Audience is thrilled to announce that the 299-seat Mainstage theatre in our new home in the BAM Cultural District will be named the Samuel H. Scripps Mainstage thanks to a $5 million Capital gift from…
Thanks to great reviews and word of mouth, we exceeded our box office goal for the run of Ohio State Murders and closed to a sold out audience! Our next production, Oroonoko, opens at The Duke on 42nd Street on…
Among Theatre for a New Audience’s future neighbors in the BAM Cultural District is the James E. Davis Arts Building, also known as 80 Arts. Located at 80 Hanson Place on the corner of South Portland Avenue, 80 Arts was…
On Wednesday, November 1, Theatre for a New Audience invited members of the Brooklyn community to gather for an evening of cocktails, dinner, and discussion, followed by a performance of Ohio State Murders, by Adrienne Kennedy.√Ǭ† Attendees, including local business…
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We have written before that our new theatre will be “green.” It’s a term we see applied to so many products and organizations. But what does that mean for a building, and specifically a theatre? We are in the midst…
Adrienne Kennedy, like Suzanne Alexander – the main character in Ohio State Murders – was raised in Cleveland, Ohio and went to The Ohio State University in 1949. Kennedy grew up in interracial Cleveland neighborhoods where her Georgia-born parents, C.W.…
By presenting Adrienne Kennedy’s Ohio State Murders, we will begin this year’s exploration of the cultural connections and collisions between Africa, Europe and the Americas. One of Kennedy’s most remarkable works, Ohio State Murders has never received a full production…