Performances

POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19 OUTBREAK Hannah Hiaasen The Char Show: Taking it Shlow  May 19, 2020 7:30pm The Char Show: Taking it Shlow is a show within a show, a tragicomedy offailed government care after a mass shooting within a queer variety show vessel. Char, short for Chartruisa is a local representative from Monochromania, the […]

POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19 OUTBREAK April 24-26 Man Made, a new play by Dhari Noel, is about New York, Power, Race, Gender, Ancestors and Descendants—in a word, Us. Having written this play while his students led a takeover of their school to demand wholistic institutional change for Racial Equity and as his home, the Harlem

POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19 OUTBREAK Thirdwing, a digital theater company designed to develop plays directly for streaming as well as for the live stage, launched just before massive closures due to COVID-19. This meant that Thirdwing’s first live stage offering, Rachel Carey’s THE FEMALE GENIUS, running from April 14 – April 18 at The Wild

POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19 OUTBREAK In light of the continuing COVID-19 outbreak and guidance from the industry, our peers, experts and officials, we will be postponing the production of THE ANTELOPE PARTY. We are incredibly proud of the work this incredible team of artists has already done, and are gutted that we cannot share that

Poetic License: RENEWAL March 4-8, 2020 In honor of a new decade, and in celebration of 10 years of poetic theater, this year’s festival will feature five nights of live performances from Wednesday, March 4th through Sunday, March 8th. Poetic License: 2020 will highlight poetry and theatrical collaboration that places an emphasis on this year’s

February 6-29 Written by Leegrid Stevens “Of all the birds in the sky / the peregrine chose that one…And there’s something about being chosen…Makes it hard to look away.” From the company that brought you last year’s 2 X DRAMA DESK nominated Spaceman, which The NY Times heralded as “A magnificent example of what Off

January 29th @ 7:30pm A frank and intimate conversation between two of downtown’s iconic performers, Justin Vivian Bond and Linda Simpson. Proceeds from this intimate and frank conversation benefit the wild project’s mission and programming. Mx Justin Vivian Bond is a trans-genre artist living in New York City. As a performer both on and Off-Broadway,

January 28, 2020 7:00pm FREE ADMISSION You may reserve a ticket online Performance by Christhian C Diaz Dramaturgy by Gabrielle D’Angelo Performers: Lamenter: Christhian C Diaz Instructor: Catalina Tuca Interpreter: Samuel Carrillo Stage Manager: Gabrielle D’Angelo In Instrucciones para lamentar / Instructions for Lamentation we will be introduced to the formal construction of lamentation, its elaborate methodology,

January 25th 12pm-10pm Tickets $5 A three act, three minute show performed back to back all day for as many audiences as possible. Ten hours of music, theater, and dance structured in short three minute shows repeated throughout the day for intimate groups of three audience members at a time, as many times as we

January 24 8:00pm Join us for our first Women Stand Up show of 2020! This show will feature 6 dynamite women getting their start in stand up comedy as well as one of our Women Stand Up Alums Ashley O’Neill. We will also be having a surprise headliner closing out the night! And, of course,

January 23 @ 7:00pm Presented in conjunction with Wild Project’s Indie the Wild program Mutually Tortured Artists is a show that is performance art meets variety show. Come see the story of the stranger across from you on the train come to life before your very eyes. This show features Ava Lanche, Ashley Benson, Scenerio,

January 22nd 7:30pm The RE—collection Film Screening: Brought to you by artists, Cyrus Aaron and Noemie Marguerite. The co-creators present their short-film series, along with a conversation and talk back curated around the work. The RE—collection is a capsule of film narratives committed to the regeneration of the Black experience. The two artists have joined