We are here to create to an artistic hub for up-and-coming, likeminded artists in the early stages of their careers. By giving them a space to work, we encourage and empower our actors and playwrights to discover their unique voice, collaborate with new storytellers, and explore what it means to break molds and redefine normal.

Medicine Show Theatre Ensemble is a company of professional theatre artists dedicated to offering creative alternatives to conventional theatre by creating and presenting works that experiment with languge, music, movement, form and ideas, and meld the strengths of theatrical tradition with innovation.

Normal Ave exists as a shared desire to bring theatre to New York audiences that is socially relevant and emotionally stimulating. In New York City, we are gifted with an array of source material: the many different lives that coexist on 13 miles of an island. Normal Ave provides fresh, accessible, high-caliber programming that reflects the drive of the New York Community that we are rooted in. We are here to create to an artistic hub for up-and-coming, likeminded artists in the early stages of their careers. By giving them a space to work, we encourage and empower our actors and...

Through our unique collaborative process, Ensemble Studio Theatre develops and produces original, provocative, and authentic new plays that engage and challenge our audience and audiences across the country.

Founded in 1972, Irish Arts Center is a New York-based arts and cultural center dedicated to projecting a dynamic image of Ireland and Irish America for the 21st century, building community with artists and audiences of all backgrounds, forging and strengthening cross-cultural partnerships, and preserving the evolving stories and traditions of Irish culture for generations to come.

Pipeline makes theater of the imagination. Our company thrives on adventure and believes no story is worth telling without a little risk. We love our villains as much as our heroes, especially in those puzzling moments when we can’t quite tell them apart. Above all, we aim to leave you with stories that stick somewhere in your heart, your brain, or your guts.

We nurture the professional development of Latino theater artists; we produce bold, innovative, artistically significant plays that reflect diverse perspectives; and make accessible the diversity inherent in America’s cultural heritage.

The 52nd Street Project (The Project) is dedicated to the creation and production of new plays for, and often by, kids between the ages of nine and eighteen that reside in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood in New York City.

Founded in 2002, Ars Nova fosters a creative environment that welcomes emerging artists from diverse backgrounds and disciplines, and serves as a creative home and laboratory—a place to meet collaborators, test ideas, develop new work, earn industry recognition, and launch their unique voices and careers. Ars Nova discovers and develops new talent through a diverse slate of programs aimed at nurturing promising talent, including ANT Fest, Play Group, Makers Lab, Artist Residencies, and Commissioning & Development. Ars Nova launches new talent with two Off-Broadway Premiere Productions...

Ars Nova exists to discover, develop and launch singular theatre, music, and comedy artists who are in the early stages of their professional careers. Play Group is a two year residency in which members become a part of the Ars Nova Resident Artist community. In addition to biweekly meetings where members share new work and receive feedback from their Play Group peers, residents enjoy two Play Group writing retreats; and the opportunity to further develop and showcase one of their plays in a weeklong workshop that can culminate in a public reading.

The Miranda Theatre Company will be ending its 30-year run by offering $5000 in grants to playwrights. According to Valentina Fratti, Artistic Director and Founder, giving the grants is the only way to close a theatre that has, from its beginning, been dedicated to playwrights’ development. Emily Whitesell, founding board member, playwright and screenwriter says, "the grants feel like a fitting expression of everything Miranda worked so hard to accomplish; a reminder to hard working playwrights, determined to change the world, that their work matters deeply.” During their three decades of...

The Miranda Theatre Company is a not for profit organization dedicated to the development and production of new plays that offer hope, while they explore the challenges that face us both as individuals and as member of the global community. With this kind of work, we believe that theatre has the power to transform and inspire audiences to work for a future that embraces positive change.