The goal of this course is to demystify the process of creating and producing a Broadway show, and to offer artists insight into the world of theatrical producing at large. We examine how a show is produced, exploring the timeline of a show's creative development from ideation to production as well as the underlying financial […]
Celebrate theatre history with Different Strokes and Ink Of Our Kin — a bold new series featuring staged readings that spotlight ethnic and cultural diversity in theatre. Ink Of Our Kin runs Fridays and Saturdays, February 6–21 at 7:30, with a new powerful play each week: A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry; our special Valentine’s presentation, MF With the Hat by Stephen Adly […]
Educators and youth from grades K-5, middle school, and high school are invited to join AXIS Dance Company at Piedmont High School‘s Alan Harvey Theater for our innovative and interactive Youth Performance. AXIS dancers will showcase striking artistic repertory by leading international choreographers, provide educational information on disability, share personal dance history, and introduce the audience to […]
In partnership with Signature Theatre, come meet fellow artists for a pre-show mixer. Grab a drink and find new potential collaborators! Use code RISE20 to get 20% off tickets for the evening performance on February 26th. February 26th, 6pm Signature Theatre Lobby 480 W 42nd Street New York, NY 10036 MOTHER RUSSIA Written by […]
Educators and youth from grades K-5, middle school, and high school are invited to join AXIS Dance Company at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts for their innovative and interactive Youth Performance. AXIS dancers will showcase striking artistic repertory by leading international choreographers, provide educational information on disability, share personal dance history, and introduce the […]
Investigate how a new theatrical work is developed and discuss the role of the producer in the creative process, including but not limited to: hiring generative artists, offering dramaturgical feedback, determining whether a nonprofit or commercial development pathway is right for your show, and crafting artistic benchmarks for the development timeline.
DO THE WRITE THING, our FREE drop-in workshop series for Black women writers. Join them on May 2nd from 10-11:30am at the Dream Center Harlem, 205 W 119th St NYC. Coffee & light morning bites provided. This workshop is free and open to Black women 18+ of any and all writing experience and skill level. […]
Beyond Workshop Series+ (BWS+) is an extension of R.Evolución Latina’s Beyond Workshop Series, offering year-round training for dedicated artists. It features ongoing classes in dance, acting, voice, and professional development led by Broadway and industry professionals. BWS+ fosters growth, creativity, and connection in a supportive environment. Open to all performers, it encourages collaboration while upholding […]
Producing 101 May 7th 6:30-9:30pm ET The goal of this course is to demystify the process of creating and producing a Broadway show, and to offer artists insight into the world of theatrical producing at large. We examine how a show is produced, exploring the timeline of a show's creative development from ideation to production […]
Meet other members of RISE Theatre Directory before attending ANIMAL WISDOM. Grab a drink and rub elbows with new theatre friends, colleagues, and collaborators. Use code RISE20AW to receive 20% off tickets for Thursday, May 21, 7:00 PM performance. This code is part of our effort to make the work more accessible and is available to anyone who would […]
Producing 203: ASSESSING & TRANSACTING AN INVESTMENT May 27th, 6:30-9:00pm ET A class focused on the stacks of paperwork that dictate commercial theater operations, including the Operating Agreement, Co-Producer Agreements, and Subscription Documents (oh my!). We’ll review the documents you receive as a prospective investor to better understand each one’s purpose through the lens of […]
DO THE WRITE THING, our FREE drop-in workshop series for Black women writers. Join them on June 6th from 10-11:30am at the Dream Center Harlem, 205 W 119th St NYC. Coffee & light morning bites provided. This workshop is free and open to Black women 18+ of any and all writing experience and skill level. […]