Conceived over 60 years ago, this was one of the nation's first nonprofit theaters, founded on the principle that art and culture belong to everyone. It has been producing bold, innovative work downtown since 1967.story
Tony Award winning director Doug Hughes takes the helm for this fascinating autobiographical play in the world of politics, debuting at the Public Theater next Spring. Telling the true story of United States Ambassador Julissa Reynoso's life as a diplomat, and co-written by award winner Michael J Chepiga, Public Charge is a gripping dive into real-world politics. Runs March 12 through April 5.
Catch "Antigone (This Play I Read in High School)" today at 1:30 PM. This play has been extended again due to popular demand.
Catch "Antigone (This Play I Read in High School)" on Tuesday, March 31st at 7:30 PM. This play has been extended again due to popular demand.