LDK Productions Launches Writers’ Residency at CAM Studios
New initiative will award 3 annual residencies for new-work development.
Category Archives: Mid Atlantic
Stories from Delaware, Washington, DC, Maryland, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania.
Open Door Arts Launches National Arts Accessibility Hub
The first-of-its-kind free digital platform offers tools and guidance to help cultural institutions become more inclusive.
TCG Announces 2025 Fall Forum on Governance
TCG’s annual governance convening will return to New York City to build collective power and future-ready boards with the theme of “Leadership for the Long Arc.”
Foreign Aid Cuts Hit Close to Home for This NYC Theatre
Bond Street Theatre, which takes theatre into refugee camps and prisons overseas, has had programs cancelled—but they’re regrouping, fundraising, and even bringing some of their work home.
How Do You Teach the Arts in a City of 180 Languages?
At a convening earlier this year hosted by Lincoln Center Theater and the New York City Department of Education, tools and resources were offered for multilingual educators and learners.
Under the Radar Gives Glimpse of 2026 Programming
The citywide festival, now curated in conjunction with several NYC presenters, has announced a partial slate of formally adventurous work.
Down to Earth Festival to Feature Global and Public Space Art
Community organizations and advocates will celebrate outdoor and global performance in New York City parks and public spaces.
TCG Names 3 Journalists as 2025 Rising Leaders of Color
Mike Davis, Yasmin Zacaria Mikhaiel, and Miranda Purcell comprise the cohort of early-career theatre journalists and critics of color.
At the Verbatim Salon, Immigrants Speak Through Actors
A monthly gathering produced by the American Playwriting Foundation channels stories of the U.S. immigration system with the unique theatrical urgency of in-ear verbatim technique.
Nidia Medina & Lou Moreno: There’s No Place Like INTAR
As one artistic director hands the reins to another, both reflect on the storied NYC theatre’s legacy, aesthetic, and future.
