Fellow, Rafael Gallegos and Literary Associate Geoffrey Scott discuss a new script. Geoffrey reads over 26,000 script pages a year. (Cheryl Conkling)

Thank you for your ongoing
support of our programming
and productions.  We hope that
this holiday season you will join your fellow audience members
in celebrating NYTW with a donation to our Annual Fund. 

 Click here to support us with a donation today. 

1. Keep the rehearsal studio up and running after hours for Usual Suspects (NYTW's affiliated artists) rehearsals, workshops and readings. 

2. Ensure the continuation of our Wednesday Student Matinees, which offer highly discounted or free tickets to area high school students.

3. Nurture the development of innovative new works that audiences won’t see anywhere else in New York.

4. Supply new reading glasses for Geoffrey Scott, our Literary Associate, who reads over 26,000 script pages each year.

5. Make sure the recipients of our Resident Theatre Artists of Color Fellowships continue to receive full health insurance coverage.

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Bill Camp and Jeanine Serralles in The Misanthrope. (Joan Marcus)

6. Cover dry cleaning bills for the front row audience members of The Misanthrope.

7. Heat the Third Floor Rehearsal Room during those cold winter months.

8. Take steps towards a sustainable future by supporting NYTW’s commitment to a “green” scenic and costume shop at 72 East Fourth Street.

9. Allow us to pay stipends to the talented actors who participate in our Mondays@3 and Suspect Studio Reading Series.

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11. Keep the sandbox full for the actors in Beckett Shorts. (Did you know that over 10 tons of sand is on the stage?)

12. Fund the critical upgrade of NYTW’s accounting software.

13. Provide the travel expenses for our artists traveling to and from the Dartmouth and Vassar Summer Residencies.

14. Contribute to NYTW’s CheapTix Sundays program, which offers all members of our community access to our productions at the very affordable price of $20 per ticket.

15. Enhance the talented support staff which administers our ever-expanding artistic and educational programming.

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Students from the Lower Manhattan Arts Academy brainstorm fundraising ideas for their own theatre company during a workshop with NYTW development staff. (Heather Cohn)

16. Support our marketing and outreach efforts to welcome new and diverse audiences to each production.

17. Afford playwrights the opportunity to see their work-in-progress realized through a Jonathan Larson Lab workshop production, a two-week process created to support ongoing development work with collaborators and physical resources.  Recent productions that have benefited from Larson Labs include KAOS and The Seven.

18. Contribute to NYTW’s ongoing efforts to upgrade accessibility for the disabled in our theatre and office space.

19. Touch the lives of the over 1,000 NYC public school students who benefit from our Education Programs in 2008.

Generous Support!

Interns share lunch and pick the brain of Board President Heather Randall during lunch. (Heather Cohn)

21. Support NYTW’s Community Ticket Program, which has made performances available to students, seniors, artists, and economically disadvantaged individuals for over a decade.

22. Continue our post-show discussion series, AfterWords.

23. Underwrite the costs associated with our Intern Lunch Series (Friday afternoon Q & A’s with all NYTW interns and an accomplished theatremaker or producer).

24. Support our international collaborations with leading theatre artists from around the globe.

25. MAKE SURE NYTW REMAINS AT THE FOREFRONT OF AMERICAN THEATRE FOR ANOTHER 25 YEARS!

 Click here to support us with a donation today.  Let’s celebrate the future together.