Season 6

For our 6th Season we brought you 5 stories that blasted open our perceptions of human nature as we asked, "What is the impact of racial, gender, social and political stereotyping?" This season we explored the common children's mantra "sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me" to uncover the impact of victim shaming, name calling, gender bias, police corruption & stalled race relations.

Our 6th Season included: a modern dress production of Shakespeare's OTHELLO; a special “double feature” repertory event in July 17-August 2, 2015 - BOY GETS GIRL (Time Magazine's "Best Play of the Year" by Rebecca Gilman) paired with the Pulitzer Prize Finalist BOY'S LIFE (by Howard Korder); and the Olivier Award winning dark comedy THE PILLOWMAN (by Martin McDonagh) running in rep with a rare revival of Johnna Adam's recent play which explores child suicide, GIDION'S KNOT.

Even though these 5 plays span hundreds of years and countless generations of storytelling, the subjects brooched and lessons learned are achingly relevant today. We've chosen these plays to open up a dialogue with our audience about the world around us. How can we make an impact? How can we build on what we've learned from the people who've come before us?

To make this conversation open to as many people as possible, we've made it even easier (and affordable) to get involved. In line with our mission of making professional theater affordable for all New York audiences, we're offering a Season Ticket package for just $65 - that's 5 ticket vouchers for just $13 per ticket. Click here to arrange for your season tickets. (PS: Since you can use these vouchers any way you want, it's never too late to get your package!)

Thank you joining us for our landmark 6th Season. Perhaps, as Gandhi said, we together can be the change we wish to see in the world.