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NYTW breaks ground on it's latest contribution to our community's future: New York State's first certified GREEN urban industrial building. Read more.

  

NEXT AT NYTW

AFTERMATH
Written by Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen
Directed by Jessica Blank

Previews begin September 1, 2009
Tickets on sale July 31

March 20, 2003. A date that the ordinary people of Iraq will never forget. A day that changed their lives forever. The day the Americans arrived in their country.

New York Theatre Workshop sent Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen, the award-winning creators of The Exonerated, to Jordan in June 2008 to find out firsthand what happened to the Iraqi civilians as a result of the events that began on that fateful day.

They interviewed some 35 people—a cross-section of lives interrupted—who fled the chaos and violence that befell Iraqi society for the relative safety of Jordan. Following the visit to Amman, Jessica and Erik edited their conversations with the Iraqis and have turned them into an unforgettable theatrical event.

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The original cast of RENT
Photo by Annie Liebowitz

NYTW's 2009/2010 Season
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Congratulations to the success of so many of our
Workshop artists this spring:

THE GOOD NEGRO
By Tracey Scott Wilson (Emerging Fellow 1998-99; Resident Fellow 2002-04) Directed by Liesl Tommy (2003-5) – both were NYTW Resident Fellows and met at NYTW.

Said Sayrafiezadeh (Emerging Artist Fellow 1997-98 & Advanced
Fellowship 2001-02) has a critical success with the recent publication of his memoir WHEN SKATEBOARDS WILL BE FREE.

Thomas Bradshaw (Emerging Artist Fellow 2006-07) just received a Guggenheim Fellowship.

Branden Jacobs-Jenkins (Emerging Artist Fellow 2007-08) just received a Fulbright.

ANGELA’S MIX TAPE – by Eisa Davis (Suspect). NYTW developed this at Dartmouth and M@3 and introduced director Liesl Tommy to the project; currently a co-production of the Hip Hop Festival and New Georges.

A BOY AND HIS SOUL by Colman Domingo – developed at Dartmouth and M@3 – Part of The Vineyard’s season next year.

EXIT CUCKOO by Lisa Ramirez; directed by Colman Domingo – developed at Dartmouth and M@3, currently in production at The Clurman on 42nd Street

I GOT SICK THEN I GOT BETTER by Jenny Allen, who has been working with NYTW on this project, Directed by James Lapine (NYTW Usual Suspect) and Darren Katz. Click here for show information


Past NYTW fellows