The New School's School of Drama's graduate playwrights will be on display during the New Voices Playwrights Festival with four original plays to be produced in repertory this spring. Showcasing the work of this year's graduating MFA playwrights, the festival also highlights Drama's graduating MFA directors and actors.
For over a decade, graduating School of Drama MFA playwrights have been showcasing their thesis work for the public through the festival, which provides the students a comprehensive, hands-on experience in mounting a fully-produced play prior to leaving school. We are proud to present this festival of engaging new voices from the class of 2019.
HAL by Collin McConnell
Directed by Joey Rizzolo
February 16, 3:30pm
February 20, 3:30pm
February 21, 8:00pm
February 22, 3:30pm
February 23, 8:00pm
The Tall Ones by Miles Orduna
Directed by Rebecca Etzine
February 16, 8:00pm
February 20, 8:00pm
February 21, 3:30pm
February 22, 8:00pm
February 23, 3:30pm
Plain Brown Box by Conlan Carter
Directed by Sarah Young
April 13-20, 2019
Times TBD
Pony Up by Mallory Weiss
Directed by Andrés López-Alicea
April 13-20, 2019
Times TBD
All performances are at the School of Drama Theater:
151 Bank Street, 3rd Floor, New York City.
Admission is free and reservations are recommended.
Please call Ticket Central at 212.279.4200 or visit ticketcentral.com.
Founded in 1919, The New School was established to advance academic freedom, tolerance, and experimentation. A century later, The New School remains at the forefront of innovation in higher education, inspiring more than 10,000 undergraduate and graduate students to challenge the status quo in art and design, the social sciences, the liberal arts, management, the performing arts, and media. The university welcomes thousands of adult learners annually for continuing education and executive courses and public programs. The New School maintains a global presence through our online learning portals, research institutes, and international partnerships. Learn more at www.newschool.edu.
Photo: Conlan Carter, Mallory Weiss, Miles Orduna, Collin McConnell. Photo by Joe Loper Photography
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