A native of Hartford, CT, Sharece M. Sellem is a playwright, choreographer, director and performing arts instructor based out of New Haven, CT. She was trained by Headlong Performance Institute of Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania and Yale University’s Practical Approach to Directing Summer Program 2014. Her resume includes performances at Bregamos Community Theater, Long Wharf Theatre, Pride Arts Center of Chicago, Charter Oak Cultural Center, Carriage House Theater, Illinois Voices Theatre, Norwich Arts Center, University of California San Diego and more. She is the founder of Vintage Soul...

This festival provides a way for playwrights and actors to form relationships, sharpen skills and create raw work under pressure.

Township Theatre Group is a voluntary, community theatre company founded in 1952. The Group produces an annual season of plays, musicals or showcases and sponsors a Touring Company that presents short plays and original works in area libraries. All main stage performances are presented in the theatre at Temple Beth El conveniently located on Park Avenue in the heart of Huntington.

Be Well Productions highlights theater as a place of healing. Productions include solo plays written and performed by Emma Palzere-Rae.

Lauren Yarger has written, directed and produced numerous shows and special events for both secular and Christian audiences. For Gracewell Productions, She recently produced on online reading of The Keys, a new play by Dorothy Lyman, and a fundraiser presentation of the play The Peal Diver, to stop Asian hate, both in partnership with Tony-Award-winning producer Pat Flicker Addiss.

Theatre Revolutions was founded on the principle of connecting artists to each other and to the community. We promote artists and produce work that is inclusive, reflects the diversity of our world and impacts our audiences by making them laugh, cry and wonder.

Our Mission We are a collective of empowered theater artists centering stories that challenge the dominant cultural paradigm through a highly collaborative, unique play development process. PIC artists (actor-dramaturgs, directors, stage managers, designers, and more) work with the incoming writer(s) to identify the most beneficial next steps in the development of their piece: a customized approach tailored to their specific needs. We are dedicated to building long-term collaborative relationships with all artists we work with, providing a safe space to experiment with new ideas and concepts...

Founded in 1997, Second Generation is a non-profit theater company dedicated to Creating contemporary, world-class Asian American theater that reaches across cultural, generational and racial boundaries; Cultivating the next generation of Asian American dramatic arts, by identifying and nurturing a vibrant community of actors, directors and writers from the established and emerging to the early-career and pre-professional; and Connecting with new and underserved audiences, especially young Asian Americans and other groups historically underrepresented in mainstream American theater, towards...

Our mission is about community and inclusion in all forms of entertainment. We believe that these mediums enable us to better understand the complexities of who we are as human beings. Our dedication in reaching out and taking part in this diverse world can be seen in the work we do here and abroad. Our purpose is to reflect the concerns and conditions of the spoken and the unspoken, the represented and the unrepresented without any political or ideological preference. By producing theater, music, film, and art as well as providing seminars and workshops, we plan to be a vehicle that will...

The Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning (JCAL), founded in 1972, is a multidisciplinary arts center based in the diverse community of Southeast Queens. It devoted its mission to offer quality visual, performing, and literary arts, and to provide accessible education programs to encourage participation in the arts.

At Conch Shell Productions (CSP), our mission is to infuse a new Caribbean-American and Caribbean Diaspora voices into the American theater and film industry. To do so, we create a space to develop, workshop and produce new plays and screenplays. We believe that art can and should provoke social change. Our productions create an opportunity for diverse audiences to explore and celebrate the unique ethnic/cultural diversity of the 28 multi-lingual Caribbean cultures that have immigrated to other nations seeking new opportunities. Our seasons include both readings and full productions of new...

Founded in 2010, Harlem9 is a collaborative producing organization, comprised of a group Black theatre professionals from various backgrounds. Our mission is to produce together, exploring the past, present and future of black culture, celebrating its rich and diverse history of storytelling.