Studio Tisch presents its infamous Cabaret to close the 2019 season.

Fidel Castro returns to New York!

Fidel Castro returns to New York!

All are invited to experience the three-year ministry of Jesus, told only in the words of scripture, and told with all the words of scripture. Rarely is a Gospel read in one sitting. Expect “Aha!” moments, surprising and unfamiliar stories, and fresh insights.

A retelling of award-winning writer Aleksandar Hemon’s heartbreaking personal essay. A story of love, unimaginable loss, and the transformational power of language.

Fidel Castro returns to New York!

A retelling of award-winning writer Aleksandar Hemon’s heartbreaking personal essay. A story of love, unimaginable loss, and the transformational power of language.

An evening that explores the four emotions that keep us from stepping fully into our lives... and the antidotes to those emotions.

A night of Brazilian music with Maria Guida.

More pain! More shame! More epiphanies!

An evening that explores the four emotions that keep us from stepping fully into our lives... and the antidotes to those emotions.

More pain! More shame! More epiphanies! An evening that explores the four emotions that keep us from stepping fully into our lives... and the antidotes to those emotions.

How do people become susceptible to the way they behave in large groups? 'Beginning Days of True Jubilation' investigates what makes people tick in a series of vignettes about crowd psychology.

How do people become susceptible to the way they behave in large groups? 'Beginning Days of True Jubilation' investigates what makes people tick in a series of vignettes about crowd psychology.

The Sewing Circle interrogates the evolving nature of queer-ness, how it is inclusive and exclusive amongst its own and with other targeted individuals, and how we all intersect in finding a meaningful life. In the face of discrimination, violence, trauma, history and misinformation, how do we connect to build and re-build together?

Who will survive in America? Where Should I Put My Clothes investigates the relationship between the political and the personal in an age of corporate power and emotional disruption.

Who will survive in America? Where Should I Put My Clothes investigates the relationship between the political and the personal in an age of corporate power and emotional disruption.

A multi-performer event hosted by Kareem M. Lucas ‘13 to commemorate Juneteenth, otherwise known as Emancipation Day.

Studio Tisch presents its infamous Cabaret to close the 2018 season.

A retelling of Euripides’ Greek tragedy The Trojan Women exploring power, gender and politics in the past and present.

3 women search for The Answer through their ancestors' stories. An in-classroom production of a new devised play.

An evening of touching and powerful two-character scenes, ranging from the quick wit of Noel Coward to the poetry of Tennessee Williams to the Machiavelli-level intrigue of 12th century England.

How does a Haitian-American respond to Drumpf's remarks about her country of cultural origin? Hmmm....

In order to follow their ailing father’s wishes, Inheritance follows three siblings as they travel from their comfortable lives in The States to their long abandoned childhood home in Haiti.

A program of short movement theatre works created and performed by female-identifying artists.

An evening of touching and powerful two-character scenes, ranging from the quick wit of Noel Coward to the poetry of Tennessee Williams to the Machiavelli-level intrigue of 12th century England.

An evening of touching and powerful two-character scenes, ranging from the quick wit of Noel Coward to the poetry of Tennessee Williams to the Machiavelli-level intrigue of 12th century England.

A program of short movement theatre works created and performed by female-identifying artists.

An evening of touching and powerful two-character scenes, ranging from the quick wit of Noel Coward to the poetry of Tennessee Williams to the Machiavelli-level intrigue of 12th century England.

Four actors. Fourteen characters. One battered, besieged and broken system. A full-length, rage-driven farcical satire that will make you rethink American public education.

This is a pilot presentation of a series that follows a young black writer and his inner conscious, navigating what it means to be Black in a White America.