Since our inception in 1995, Theater Three Collaborative, Inc. has been creating, developing and producing poetic, character-driven plays on crucial topics of the day. TTC was founded by the late Lee Nagrin, George Bartenieff and Karen Malpede to produce The Beekeeper's Daughter. We also create and host Festivals of Conscience, talks and talkbacks with public intellectuals, activists and specialists in the field of the play.

A group of interdisciplinary artists making theater with an environmental conscience seeking to reexamine what it means to be human on a global scale for the purposes of understanding our relationship to a changing climate. Upstream develops new work and reexamines existing work with an eco-arts aesthetic and makes this work accessible to audiences of all ages, colors, identities, incomes, and abilities.

The Call Theatre. Named to ask the audience, HOW WILL YOU ANSWER THE CALL? The Call Theatre’s mission is to inspire, educate, and truly represent the people of the community through story and community service. The Call Theatre respects its audiences, believing that public discourse is essential to a democratic society and that stories of underrepresented people are vital to our lives as individuals and as a collective. The Call Theatre welcomes ALL to the theatre and supports community collaborations. The Call Theatre conceives that theatre can and should happen in any type of space...

Brooklyn Children’s Theatre brings together youth from diverse backgrounds to learn and grow through the collaborative art of musical theatre. We especially seek the participation of students who have a gift to give the art of theatre who would not otherwise have theater or performance opportunities, due to economic or cultural barriers or lack of resources in their schools and communities. BCT fulfills an underfunded need in which all students are welcome, regardless of their economic situation. No child has ever been refused for an inability to pay.

AOP's mission is to develop and present new and innovative works of lyric theater, provide a creative home to emerging and established artists, and engage contemporary communities in a transformative operatic experience.

AOP's mission is to develop and present new and innovative works of lyric theater, provide a creative home to emerging and established artists, and engage contemporary communities in a transformative operatic experience.

Irondale, Brooklyn’s leading theatrical and artistically ambitious think-tank theater ensemble, is currently seeking submissions for their fourth annual On Women Festival, March 4-28 to celebrate the lives and experiences of female-identifying artists. From mainstage, new media storytelling, and an art buffet flexible in style and genre, the festival will offer artists and audiences in-person, live and pre-recorded events, in addition to moderated panel discussions by guest curators. Aligned with Women’s History Month, the festival, created in 2018 to give the underrepresented feminine...

Dedicated to ensemble, education and performance in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.

BMP identifies emerging and established composers who experiment, innovate, and take artistic risks to evolve opera-theatre and music-theatre into the future. With a focus on the cultivation of the next generation and diversification, BMP serves as a launching pad for the future artistic leaders in the field. Through the commissioning, development, production, and touring of new works, BMP aims to expose audiences around the world to relevant contemporary American chamber opera and music-theatre works of the highest caliber.

The Civilians R&D Group is comprised of theater artists from various disciplines (writers, directors, composers, performance, etc.) interested in exploring different strategies for making theater from their own creative investigations and being a part of The Civilians' community of artists.

The TEAM is a Brooklyn-based ensemble dedicated to creating new work about the experience of living in America today.

THE NEW BLACK FEST is A THEATER FESTIVAL.​ ​ THE NEW BLACK FEST is a movement. It’s a call to action inspired by the state of Black theater in the 21st century. It is a bold step motivated by a growing need within the Black theater community for serious change and boundless opportunity.​ ​​ THE NEW BLACK FEST is a gathering of artists, thinkers, activists and audiences who are dedicated to stretching, interrogating and uplifting the Black aesthetic. ​ ​​​THE NEW BLACK FEST is a commitment to celebrate, advocate and showcase diverse and provocative work in a festival of Black theater...