Performances

An Eco-Comedy Written by Jordan Jaffe Directed by Dan Amboyer Featuring Christian Conn*, Annapurna Sriram*, Johnny Wu* Jordan Jaffe’s new eco-comedy Whirlwind centers around the operations at Arrow Energy, a wind developer whose hundreds of turbines are directly in the migratory path of endangered birds. Bethany, a health and safety manager for Arrow, is tasked […]

       With Special Guest Host Estelle Parsons Performances by Cyrus Aaron, David Cale, Nini Camps, David Doobinin, Heather Litteer & Dael Orlandersmith The benefit performance kicks off our new capital campaign: a fund dedicated to the purchasing of the building and the future of the wild project, a vital part of the East

Take a journey to WITCH CAMP where Amber Martin and Nath Ann Carrera, the ISES BLACK, transport you through camp drop-off, Learning Yurts, the pre-dawn camp favorite… “Morning Horses/Blood Sacrifice,” and beyond. Isis and Isis rid the room of chode intentions while singing the face-melting music of Aphrodite’s Child, Black Widow, It’s A Beautiful Day,

A weekend of conversation, performance and resource on rooting identity. With Alexis Convento Camilo Godoy Dom Chatterjee / QTPoC Mental Health Evelyn Lillian Sánchez Narvaez iele paloumpis Kris K.Q. Pourzal Jana Lynne Umipig + more Programming happens throughout the day, come and go as you please. Materials are provided for all workshops and activities; guests

American couple Keaton and Deanna, saddled with debt and buoyed by lust-driven optimism, move abroad for a fresh start. In their attempt to reinvent themselves as enterprising expats, they’re plunged into a torrid triangle with Alondra, an alluring and mischievous Selkie (half-woman half-seal). Keaton’s aggression and Deanna’s complicity in Alondra’s exploitation result in a maelstrom

Recently featured on Fusion TV’s New York Porn, get ready to literally get Harder with the new play that takes #adulting to a whole new level! Welcome to the Dirty Dish Porn Awards, where everyone wants to know, who will take home the coveted “Best Porn Star of the Year” trophy? Could it be the

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,