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Aug
03
This tale of a first-generation Caribbean girl coming of age in the 1980s New York tackles themes of racism, body image and show business
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A pre-show conversation with You Hateful Things playwright Will Arbery and director Taylor Reynolds, moderated by NYTW Literary Director & Dramaturg Aaron Malkin.
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A wild and terrifying play about compartmentalization, whiteness, fragility and rage involving three siblings and their white father.
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Brown-bag lunch discussions with the visionary directors, performers, writers and other theater professionals involved in each week’s NYTW productions.
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A new solo work by the author of vivid, award-winning and widely produced plays and a novel published in over 20 languages.
A pre-show conversation with Look Upon Our Lowliness playwright Harrison David Rivers and director David Mendizábal, moderated by English Prof. Melissa Zeiger.
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The touching, unexpectedly funny story of seven men who, in the wake of a tragic loss, choose to embrace life
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Brown-bag lunch discussions with the visionary directors, performers, writers and other theater professionals involved in each week’s NYTW productions.
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An evening of interactive, interspecies storytelling that asks—through story, song and movement—how to be a human in an era of man-made extinction
A pre-show conversation with “The Seven Year Disappear” director Carolyn Cantor ’93 and Hop Managing Director/Executive Producer Joshua Price Kol ’93 about Cantor’s time at Dartmouth and her path to New York City.
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A tale of sudden disappearances and reappearances, and the questions they raise.
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An exhibition of video installation, time-based media, and performance exploring themes of nature and identity.