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Helping theatres produce since 1972.
The Alliance of Resident Theatres/New York (A.R.T./New York) is an arts service organization, home to 500+ arts organizations and individuals, dedicated to supporting New York City's vibrant community of nonprofit theatres.
Racecar Racecar Racecar is back on track! After losing their venue, The Hearth found a new home with us, and we couldn’t be more honored to welcome this moving production to our stages. Don’t miss this world premiere from December 6–22. Tickets are on sale now! 🎟️ Moving forward, we are committed to finding a home for work that was otherwise silenced.
Read the full story: playbill.com/article/after-being-kicked-out-of-the-connelly-theatre-the-hearths-newest-show-will-be-at-a-r-t-new-york
Our team voted, and we’re voting for a future where the arts thrive! 🗳️✨ Every vote counts, especially when it comes to supporting policies that sustain and grow our creative community. Join us in raising our voices for the arts this election!
Did you know? Our Studios@520 location has TWO new booths for making phone calls – and getting some peace and quiet! ☎️
And in case you were curious, four staff members can fit into one booth at a time. 👀
🎙️ New podcast episode alert! Dive into our latest episode, Defining HR for the Arts, where we explore resources, sustainable practices, and strategies for building people-centered workplaces in the arts. This episode is packed with insights for anyone looking to strengthen their organization.
Listen here: art-newyork.org/s2-ep5-theatre-advocacy-project-defining-hr-for-the-arts
Our Studio & Office Rentals team understood the assignment. 🐺
Join us for an evening of connection and storytelling at our Fall Forum: Show of Hands! 🎭✨ On November 18 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, let’s gather to share stories, make new friends, and celebrate our vibrant theatre community. Admission is complimentary, with drinks and hors d'oeuvres provided—and don’t miss out on the feature presentation at 7:00 PM!
Register here: airtable.com/appVeFqRV8hfsRDe9/shrAfoYbvabazLRWD
Our new studios are open for business! On Wednesday, we gave tours of our latest, rentable rooms at Spaces@520 – named Aibel, Leynse, and Haimes – to members of our wonderful arts community. ❣️
📍 8th Avenue between 36th and 37th Street
Need a space for an upcoming rehearsal, reading, or workshop? Book one of these three new studios (doughnuts not included): art-newyork.org/studio-rehearsal-rentals
When theatre spaces disappear, community matters more than ever 🎭❤️ As the Connelly Theater faces uncertain times, we stand ready to support artists and organizations looking for new creative homes. Together, we’ll keep our theatre community thriving 🫶
If you or someone you know is impacted by the Connelly Theater’s uncertain future, please reach out. We've got your back.
This Wednesday, don't miss our newest studios' Open House at Spaces@520!
📍Aibel Studio
📍Leynse Studio
📍Haimes Studio
At up to 1000+ square feet – with floor-to-ceiling windows, tons of natural light, StageStep IV flooring, sound attenuation, available mirrors & speakers, and separate breakout rooms – these spaces are perfectly appointed for your most ambitious projects.
From 9am-1pm, stop by for donuts and coffee or from 3pm-7pm for wine & snacks. RSVPs are greatly appreciated, but not necessary. Hope to see you there!
RSVP 👉 bit.ly/OpenHouse520
You’re invited! 🥳 Join us on Oct 23 for an open house at our newest space, Spaces@520! Grab a drink, take a tour, and get to know your next creative home.
Big news! We’re excited to announce 5 new board members joining the Alliance of Resident Theatres/New York team. These new perspectives, skills, and experiences will help ensure that NYC theatremakers have the resources they need. Meet them below and drop a 👋 in the comments to welcome them!
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:
🎭 Mike Maechling (he/him) is a Managing Director at Apollo, overseeing Private Credit Secondaries, with a background at AEA Investors, Investcorp International Inc., and Credit Suisse First Boston. A theatre enthusiast, Mike enjoys attending Broadway shows and supporting local productions with his family, and he looks forward to contributing his experience to A.R.T./New York.
🎭 Priya Kamdar (she/her) is a Senior Manager at PwC specializing in innovation, change management, and building inclusive environments across various sectors, using design-thinking and agile methodologies to drive transformation. A passionate theatre-goer and proud NYC resident, Priya believes in the power of storytelling to create change and is excited to support A.R.T./New York in amplifying new, diverse voices in the non-profit theatre industry.
🎭 James Clements (he/him) is a Scottish actor, writer, and arts educator based between New York and Scotland, with performances at La Mama, BRIC, and HERE, and writing/directing credits at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater and Dundee Rep. He is Co-Artistic Director of What Will the Neighbours Say? and teaches at Marymount Manhattan College and NYU Tisch.
🎭 Sam Hood Adrain (he/him) is a New York City-based actor, director, educator, and producer who has worked with numerous theatre companies across the country, including Trinity Repertory Company, MCC Theater, and Audible. He is a 2021 BroadwayWorld Award recipient for Best Director and serves as Co-Artistic Director of What Will the Neighbors Say? while also teaching at Marymount Manhattan College.
🎭 Becky Leifman (she/her) is the Co-Founder of CO/LAB Theater Group and Treasurer for the Museum, Arts, and Culture Access Consortium. With over a decade of experience in theater, nonprofit, and disability industries, she is passionate about creating a more accessible cultural field and has worked with organizations like Trusty Sidekick Theater Company, The New Group, and MCC Theater. Becky served as Director of Community Engagement on Broadway's How to Dance in Ohio.
You're invited to our Fall Forum, Taking the Leap, from Nov 18-24! 🚀 With panels, workshops, and social events, you’ll gain the tools and connections to take your theatre's work to the next level. Let’s leap together!
Learn more and register now 👉 www.art-newyork.org/the-2024-fall-forum
Reminder! 🚀 Don't forget to complete your FY25 Grant application. Whether you’re an NYC theatre or a company serving communities across New York State, we want to fuel your work with operating support. Applications close October 15 at 5pm ET, so don't miss out! Office hours with our staff go until October 10, and slots are limited.
Apply now 👉 art-newyork.org/fall-grants
TWO WEEKS LEFT to make your voice heard – and take home a $30 Amazon gift card!
Our member survey, Health and Wealth: Supporting NYC Theatremakers through Data and Insights closes on September 30. We know your time is valuable, so as a thank you for completing the survey, we are offering a $30 Amazon credit.
Complete our survey HERE: https://bit.ly/Member-Data-Project
A.R.T./New York is thrilled to announce the opening of our FY25 Grants season with the launch of our Fall Grants!😍 A.R.T./New York provides grants to theatres of all sizes throughout the year as part of our mission to support theatre companies and artists in realizing rich artistic visions and serving their diverse audiences well. We are grateful to the foundation, corporation, and government partners who make these programs possible through their generous support. You know where to find the link!
Save the date❗ Our FY25 Fall Grants: The Creative Opportunity Fund (A NYSCA Regrant Program) and the NYC Small Theatres Fund (A Howard Gilman Regrant Program) are almost open. We are absolutely thrilled to continue supporting theatremakers in their processes, and so excited to see what incredible submissions we receive this year🔥 Learn more about these grants here: https://www.art-newyork.org/fall-grants and stay tuned for more😊
Special Announcement📣 We’re proud to share the recipients of the Edith Lutyens and Norman BelGeddes Design Enhancement Fund❗️We are so excited to continue our legacy of contributing to the beauty and creativity of our members’ productions✨
Looking for a space to showcase/produce your piece? Well look no further! Our Mezzanine theatre is open for business, everyone🎭🥳 Please head to this link: https://www.art-newyork.org/mezzanine to connect with our Theatres Team about renting this gorgeous theatre that can seat up to 149 patrons, features a cushioned Masonite floor suitable for dance, and is currently available from 10/28-12/23! We can’t wait to see the magic you’ll create in the space🪄
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