Founded in 2001, the Downtown Urban Arts Festival (DUAF) was created to give a new generation of writers a platform for free expression.
‘Cats: The Jellicle Ball’ captures the raw beauty, extraordinary liberation, and beating heart of ballroom culture.
With five wins and eight nominations, “Ragtime” took home the most awards last night at The Town Hall in New York City.
Playbill ran a feature that stated, ‘Mexodus‘ Has Been Called ‘The Next Hamilton.’ Its Creators Don’t Mind the Comparison.” This comparison is unfair to the two unique but very different productions.
At the back of the stage hangs a large poster of three men with their clasped hands raised. Across the top are the words “The Power of Positivity,” and at the bottom, “Sky’s not the limit—your will is.”
Mexodus led 41st annual The Lucille Lortel Awards, winning four of their nine nominations, including Outstanding Musical.
As the audience enters, they can see the set. It consists of a living room with a large window and door at the back.
April 28th saw the return of Manuel Oliver’s one-man show.
Theater can take us to many different worlds. The Gene Frankel Theater is the ideal location for Dreamcats! A Fairytale of Fascinating Felines.
Jade Bryan is an award-winning film producer. She is the first Black deaf filmmaker to graduate from New York University’s famed film school. Bryan is a social activist who fights against the boxes that others are crammed into. She started the Deaf Talent Movement.
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