New Ways of Seeing: American Modernism from a Private Collection explores the transformation of American art between 1915 and 1965, a period when artists began moving beyond European influence to […]
Back for its seventh year at Urbanite Theatre, the 2026 Modern Works Festival is a two-week celebration of new play development and women in theatre. Urbanite’s Modern Works Festival is […]
A Play About That Relatable Feeling When Someone Else Invents the Telephone Three Hours Before You Do. It’s 1876 and also, right now. Elisha Gray is this close to inventing the telephone. He’s brilliant, anxious, and ready […]
Danny’s a white, blue-collar, New York City sanitation worker. Marlowe’s a Black, Ivy-educated newcomer just assigned to his route. Trapped together in the cab of a nineteen-ton garbage truck, they […]
When a college student protests the inclusion of a film by a disgraced #MeToo-era director in her syllabus, acclaimed producer and professor Emma is forced to confront a pivotal moment from her own past. Set against the backdrop of academia and the lasting echoes of the 1990s film industry, this compelling new play weaves together […]
