Performances

Content/Trigger Warning: HONORS STUDENTS involves depictions of sexual/physical violence and emotional/verbal abuse. Kora and Minnie are best friends. And honors students. And are plotting something involving a lot of money and a little blood. When their volatile relationship is threatened by Minnie’s friendship with awkward YouTube sensation Megan, all bets are off. In the tradition of […]

The International Human Rights Art Festival is thrilled to announce its 2019 Festival, co-produced by and held at the Wild Project, from December 9-18, 2019. We are looking for performance pieces of all disciplines as well as short plays (10-20 minutes) by NYC-based artists, which are built around a social concern. We are especially interested in work

HOPE is the story of three women: Rose, a prostitute in the 1950’s; Alice, a spirited, yet haunted wife and mother; and Hope, an Irish-Mexican storyteller who examines the fragments of her life in order to understand how she has survived, and how she will thrive in the second half of her life. It is

Jeanann Verlee’s third book, prey, details predatory relationships from childhood onward, drawing parallels between human and nonhuman predators. The poems collected here strive to illuminate the trauma of physical, psychological, and sexual abuse—exploring what it is to become prey. Published by Black Lawrence Press. Featuring Jeanann Verlee Special guests: Mahogany L. Browne Dominique Christina Eboni

We invite you to jump into LadyBox Theater! LadyBox Theater is a Dance Theater Company dedicated to inspiring ebullience through live performance art! LadyBox Theater joins forces with Mighty Lucky Productions for an evening of works in progress! Untitled Rainbow Project: is an evening length Rainbow Dance Theater piece, a color based multimedia queer explosion

“Who are those guys? I always see them in coffee shops… no laptops… weird…are they poets or something? Or artists? Drifters? They look like they’re 40. Yeah…they must be around 40…” Behind dark sunglasses, two mysterious nomads (played by Barats and Oberbeck) appear at Wild Project for one-night-only to share their latest collection of thoughts,

This year we are throwing out the rulebook, questioning authority and celebrating our eighteenth year with CHERRYPICKING18: OverRuled. New works. Big fun. CHERRY PICKING18: OverRuled will feature three nights of short plays by dozens of writers from coast to coast, all inspired by those rules we’re been told to live by. PUNK ROCK KID SISTER

In two parts is about the before/after of grief. It is about amplified self-doubt. It is about 1980’s dance movies. It is about friendship and missing a friend. Part one premiered June 4, 2017 at Dixon Place, Parts one and two premiered together September 25, 2017 at The Footlight. With collaborative assistance from: Kedian Keohan

Come see as 7 of New York Cities most INTENSE BADASS theatre companies present new 10 minute plays in a competition for the ULTIMATE PRIZE: Pride. AND TEN TICKETS TO HAMILTON BEER WILL BE SERVED. BLOOD WILL BE SHED. MERRIMENT WILL BE ENFORCED. FEATURING Melissa Maney, Benvolio Tomaiuolo, Dana Anne, Kedian Keohan, Hope Morawa, Mike

WE’RE BACK AGAIN, LOSERS! A group of POSERS (actors) will once again attempt to cash in on the amazing, perfect, 100% true (I was there) tragic tale of woe, and leather pants. Will Ebony Dark’ness Dementia Raven Way kill Vampire Potter before her beloved Draco is killed by……Voldemort(gasp)! No prepz allowed and ****NO FLAMES PLZ****

Thursday, August 9th @ 7:30 PM Feature Presentation MINOR MOTION PICTURE directed by Justin Ho 104 minutes U.S. Short Films Presentation THE CRACK IS FINE directed by Kirsten Golden 10 minutes U.S. EMERGENCY directed by Carey Williams 12 minutes U.S. Friday, August 10th @ 7:00 PM  Feature Film Presentation POOR JANE directed by Katie Orr

Directed by Joanna Simmons and Cory Cavin Featuring Tim Platt Josh Lay, a former collegiate and professional mascot, is breaking the cardinal rule of the costume, and giving you a look behind the mask so he can finally move on with his life. Photography by Josh Goleman Design by Sarah Cobb