An afternoon of interactive, interspecies storytelling using story, song, and movement to inquire how to be a human in an era of man-made extinction.

A weekly brown-bag lunchtime discussion with the visionary directors, performers, writers, and other theater professionals involved in New York Theatre Workshop's summer residency.

A touching, unexpectedly funny story of seven men who choose to embrace life in the wake of a tragic loss. An examination of love, loss, faith, and healing.

A new solo work written and performed by the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning and Tony-nominated "Disgraced" and other award-winning plays.

A weekly brown-bag lunchtime discussion with the visionary directors, performers, writers, and other theater professionals involved in New York Theatre Workshop's summer residency.

A wild and terrifying new play about three siblings and their white father; an examination of compartmentalization, whiteness, fragility, and rage.

A solo performance piece that follows a daughter of Caribbean immigrants growing up in 1980s Brooklyn; tackling themes of racism, body image, and show business.

A weekly brown-bag lunchtime discussion with the visionary directors, performers, writers, and other theater professionals involved in New York Theatre Workshop's summer residency.

An original one-act play by Kayshav Prakash '22. An Indian family relocates to a rural-South community ravaged by opiates and job loss. The 2019 Dodd Playwriting Competition winner

Two original one-act plays by Kavya Menon '20 and Monik Walters '19, performed as staged readings. The winners of the 2019 Frost Playwriting Competition.