Posts Tagged ‘Fall Festival’

After a young woman is unexpectedly diagnosed with a terminal illness and chooses to pursue Death with Dignity, she and her new partner must navigate the beginning and end of…

The Lyons household struggling to stay afloat doesn’t find itself lacking in pride. A family play, about living, love, identity and overcoming life challenges the Lyons take you on a…

The Lyons household struggling to stay afloat doesn’t find itself lacking in pride. A family play, about living, love, identity and overcoming life challenges the Lyons take you on a…

 A forest is growing in Norway, planted to provide paper for a set of texts that will be printed in the year 2114. Each year between 2014-2114, an author is…

After a young woman is unexpectedly diagnosed with a terminal illness and chooses to pursue Death with Dignity, she and her new partner must navigate the beginning and end of…

Join us for our annual playwriting workshop! Led by our Host Playwright Beth Kander and this year’s Fall Festival winning playwrights, the writing-intensive workshop features insights, in-class writing time, and…

Dear Invited Guests, Thank you for RSVP-ing to the opening reception of the 2022 Fall Festival! This is a very special 30th anniversary year as we celebrate this milestone as…

By Lisa Langford It’s 1973, five years after the 1968 Glenville Uprising, started by a shootout between police and Black nationalists. Dot wants to be an activist and support the…

By Victor Lesniewski Amid the German occupation of Italy during World War II, Pietro struggles to provide for his family while caught between Fascist law and Catholic morality. A play…

By Novid Parsi In 2018, as an Iranian-American family talks about nothing and everything at once, the two middle-aged brothers—one who has remained near their childhood home, the other who…

By Jonathan Spector We’re not going to talk about the sudden departure of our previous Artistic Director, because we want to focus on the future, not the past. The one…

By Lisa Langford It’s 1973, five years after the 1968 Glenville Uprising, started by a shootout between police and Black nationalists. Dot wants to be an activist and support the…

By Victor Lesniewski Amid the German occupation of Italy during World War II, Pietro struggles to provide for his family while caught between Fascist law and Catholic morality. A play…

By Novid Parsi In 2018, as an Iranian-American family talks about nothing and everything at once, the two middle-aged brothers—one who has remained near their childhood home, the other who…

By Jonathan Spector We’re not going to talk about the sudden departure of our previous Artistic Director, because we want to focus on the future, not the past. The one…

By Clarence Coo It’s the Second World War and two couples from China are trying to make ends meet in New York City. One husband and wife live uptown, obsessed…

By Clarence Coo It’s the Second World War and two couples from China are trying to make ends meet in New York City. One husband and wife live uptown, obsessed…