Caliban is a three time MacDowell Fellow and has been a Resident Artist at the RS9 Theatre in Budapest, Hungary; The Ilkhom Theatre in Tashkent, Uzbekistan; HERE Art Center; and Galapagos Art Center. He was the recipient of a Rockefeller Foundation Grant and has been a New York State Council on the Arts Panelist for Playwriting. In the academic world, Caliban has directed, taught and/or lectured at The National Theatre Conservatory, NYU, Columbia University, C.W. Post College, Hunter College, The City College of New York, Towson University, The Lincoln Center Director’s Lab, and The Director...

The Coterie creates new works of music theater that feature sophisticated scores and narratives that speak to a contemporary audience. Eager to cultivate an operatic vernacular for the 21st century, The Coterie does not shy away from amplification, provocative subject matter, or popular musical influence: the projects are classical music hybrids that often graft rock, pop, jazz, musical theater, and folk strands into their D.N.A.

The mission of the Black Opera Alliance is to empower Black classical artists and administrators by exposing systems of racial inequity and under-representation of the African diaspora in all facets of the industry and challenging institutions to implement drastic reform.

Mission: To remove the “ILLUSION OF INCLUSION” in the American Theatre, by building a sustainable ethical roadmap that will increase employment opportunities for Black theatre professionals. Our vision is to reshape the working ecosystem for those who have been marginalized by systemically racist and biased ideology.

We are a community of artistic directors, commercial producers, general managers, arts administrators, casting directors and other theater industry professionals who want to gather with other talented and passionate theater people kicks and giggles, and for some really impressive networking opportunities. We’re story tellers who are looking for a different type of story, and different types of people who write them.

If you think you are eligible, now is a fabulous time to apply to The Dorothy Ross Friedman Residence. The Friedman is a shared housing (roommates) residence that offers affordable housing for working professionals in performing arts and entertainment, persons with HIV/AIDS, and senior citizens (60 years of age or older). Most of the apartments are 2-bedrooms, where you would have one roommate and there are a few 3-bedrooms, where you would have two roommates. All tenants have a rent stabilized lease. All apartments are complete with dishwasher, washer/dryer, central heating, and AC. Many...

We are committed to making sure that NYC Artists, Artists throughout the World, and the community-at-large feels loved and supported as they create their next brilliant creation! #BeTheChange #ShareTheLove #LoveCityArts Together, we are building one of the largest Mutual Aid and Support Networks for 500+* Artist and Creatives all around the World... *3500+ combined across all our digital properties.

We provide playwrights with time, space and resources in the company of gifted peers to create work, realize their artistic potential, and make lasting contributions to the theatre. Work at ND is literally writer-led in order to fully empower them artistically and professionally. Artistic Home: a building that includes two theaters, a classroom, a manuscript library of our resident playwright and alumni work, a private writing studio, and residence rooms for out-of-town writers.

DGF’s programs help the American theater thrive by providing playwrights, composers, lyricists, and bookwriters with the resources they need to make dramatic change. This lifelong commitment to an artist’s growth is unique to our organization: we support both new creators and those who have already emerged.

Write Act Repertory is a membership-based organization of over 100 volunteers whose artist members include Writers, Actors, Directors, Designers and Technical personnel. Write Act Rep specializes and is dedicated to the development of original plays, lesser known works by established writers, adaptations of classical-themed materials and musicals. Write Act Rep also produces rarely seen works.

To educate, connect, and empower musical theatre’s next generation of creators. MTWC is a two-year, full-time educational program for emerging musical theatre writers, composers, and directors, currently housed at the Dramatists Guild of America. We foster rich collaborative relationships between students, performers passionate about developing new work, and the larger theatre industry. Our multi-award-winning faculty of working professionals offers mentorship, insight into the form of musical theater based on years of experience, and continual encouragement to explore its boundaries. MTWC...