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New York Theatre
Workshop
79 East Fourth Street
New York, NY 10003
Admin 212-780-9037
Fax 212-460-8996
Our box office is open
Tues - Sat, 1:00pm - 6:00pm.
Special box office hours on Sundays when performances
are scheduled from 1pm - 7pm.
Please
call our box office
at 212-460-5475 for
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today is not just becoming a
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where you watch these theatrical productions develop.
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From James C. Nicola, Artistic Director:
As
New York Theatre Workshop embarks upon a powerful new season,
we mark the conclusion of our extraordinary 25th Anniversary
and commemorate another milestone ...
25
Reasons to Give to NYTW this Season!
Repeat
Defender Fireside Chat:
THE CASTING PROCESS AT NEW YORK THEATRE WORKSHOP.
A lively discussion with NYTW Casting Director Jack Doulin
and NYTW staff.
Jan
27, 2009, 6:30-7:00pm – Refreshments, 7:00-8:00pm – Discussion
For reservations, or how to join NYTW Society of Repeat Defenders,
please call Norma Scheck at 212-780-9037 or email normas@nytw.org
or click here.
What
can you get for someone in their 20's or 30's this year that
is great for networking, socializing and totally unique ...
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"Mind the Gap"
Introducing NYTW's
First Intergenerational Playwriting Workshop.
"Mind
the Gap" is a new venture
by New York Theatre Workshop
to bring elders (60+) together
with high school students for
eight weeks in a FREE playwriting workshop running February
3 through March 24. The group is limited to 7 elders and
7 teenagers. The classes will be held Tuesdays from 5:00-7:00pm
at NYTW.
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Each
class will be led by Alex Lewin, MFA in playwriting from
The University of California at San Diego, and Chris Peña,
MFA in playwriting from NYU. The project will culminate
with participants’ work being read by professional actors.
For
more information, please contact Caroline Reddick Lawson,
Director of Education, at 212-780-9037, ext. 140 or at
carolinerl@nytw.org.
The deadline for applications is January 12.
No playwriting experience is necessary, but enthusiasm
and commitment for the project is essential. Applicants
will be selected through an interview process. Apply
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NYTW
is a member of Fourth Arts Block (FAB). FAB is coalition
of cultural and community organizations developing the
East 4th Street Cultural District between Bowery and 2nd
Avenue. If you are interested in learning more about FAB,
local cultural events, and special deals, please join
FAB's mailing list at http://fabnyc.org/.
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NYTW's
2008/2009 Season
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a PDF version. |
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This
season NYTW will break ground on it's latest contribution
to our community's future: New York State's first certified
GREEN urban industrial building. Read
more.
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