| Vineyard Theatre Announces Additional Productions for 2024-2025 Season | |
| Posted by: Official_Press_Release 03:19 pm EDT 07/25/24 | |
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| VINEYARD THEATRE ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL PRODUCTIONS FOR 2024-2025 SEASON US PREMIERE AGE IS A FEELING WRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY HALEY McGEE DIRECTED BY MITCHELL CUSHMAN ORIGINAL DIRECTION AND DRAMATURGY BY ADAM BRACE WORLD PREMIERE SITE-SPECIFIC THEATRICAL EVENT THE WIND AND THE RAIN: A STORY ABOUT SUNNY'S BAR WRITTEN BY SARAH GANCHER DIRECTED BY JARED MEZZOCCHI PRODUCED BY EN GARDE ARTS IN ASSOCIATION WITH VINEYARD THEATRE CO-COMMISSIONED BY VINEYARD THEATRE AND EN GARDE ARTS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED SHOWS INCLUDE: WORLD PREMIERE THE ANTIQUITIES WRITTEN BY JORDAN HARRISON DIRECTED BY DAVID CROMER AND CAITLIN SULLIVAN A CO-PRODUCTION WITH PLAYWRIGHTS HORIZONS AND GOODMAN THEATRE WORLD PREMIERE BOWL EP WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY NAZARETH HASSAN A CO-PRODUCTION WITH NATIONAL BLACK THEATRE IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE NEW GROUP (New York, NY - July 25, 2024) – Vineyard Theatre Artistic Directors Sarah Stern and Douglas Aibel are pleased to announce two additional productions for the company's upcoming 42nd season. Vineyard's 2024-2025 season will include the US premiere of Age is a Feeling, written and performed by Haley McGee and directed by Mitchell Cushman, which will be presented at Vineyard Theatre (108 East 15th Street), produced in association with Alchemation, and the world premiere of The Wind and The Rain: A Story about Sunny's Bar, written by Sarah Gancher and directed by Jared Mezzocchi. This site-specific theatrical experience, commissioned by Vineyard Theatre and Obie Award-winning theatre company En Garde Arts, and produced by En Garde Arts in association with Vineyard Theatre, will be presented at Waterfront Barge Museum in Red Hook, Brooklyn (290 Conover Street). These productions join the previously announced world premieres of The Antiquities by Jordan Harrison, co-directed by David Cromer and Caitlin Sullivan, a co-production with Playwrights Horizons and Goodman Theatre, to be staged at Playwrights Horizons; and Bowl EP, written and directed by Nazareth Hassan, a co-production with National Black Theatre in association with The New Group, presented at The Vineyard. Speaking of the new additions to the 2024-25 season, Artistic Director Sarah Stern says, "We are thrilled to add two extraordinary works to our 2024-25 season. Haley McGee's breathtaking solo show, Age is a Feeling, directed by Mitchell Cushman, explores the arc of life with astonishing insight, humor, and poignancy. After acclaimed runs in Edinburgh, London, and Toronto, we're excited for New York audiences to experience it. Simultaneously this fall, we are venturing across the water to Red Hook, Brooklyn, with the world premiere of The Wind and The Rain: A Story about Sunny's Bar, a remarkable new collaboration with En Garde Arts from Vineyard Artists-In-Residence Sarah Gancher and Jared Mezzocchi. This site-specific theatrical experience, performed on a barge on the waterfront, tells the story of a beloved bar and its 100-year history in ways that are both intimate and epic. It's one of a kind, and not to be missed. These join our previously announced world premieres of Jordan Harrison's The Antiquities, directed by David Cromer and Caitlin Sullivan, and Bowl EP, written and directed by our Tow Foundation Playwright-in-Residence, Nazareth Hassan. We're thrilled to collaborate with a number of theatres we love this season: En Garde Arts, Playwrights Horizons, Goodman Theatre, National Black Theatre, and The New Group. The four shows in our season are works of expansive imagination, intimate poetry, and daringly original storytelling. They explore the nuance of our human experience in ways that are utterly unique in vision and theatricality, and we truly cannot wait to share them with audiences." Vineyard Theatre 2024-25 Season US Premiere Age is a Feeling Written and performed by Haley McGee Directed by Mitchell Cushman Original direction and dramaturgy by Adam Brace September 11 - October 13, 2024 Opening Night September 22, 2024 Produced in association with Alchemation Presented at Vineyard Theatre, 108 East 15th Street, New York, NY Inspired by hospices, mystics and trips to the cemetery, Age is a Feeling wrestles with our endless chances to change course while we're alive. A covert rallying cry against cynicism and regret. A call to seize our time. Written and performed by Olivier-nominated playwright and performer Haley McGee (The Ex-Boyfriend Yard Sale), this never-the-same-twice show is a gripping story about how our relationship with mortality shapes the way we live. Charting the seminal moments, rites of passage and turning points in adult life from the day of turning 25 through death, Age is a Feeling celebrates the glorious and melancholy unknowability of human life. Directed by Mitchell Cushman with original direction and dramaturgy by the late Adam Brace (Just for Us), Age is a Feeling premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe 2022, where it won the Fringe First Award, before transferring to the Soho Theatre in London for two sold-out runs. Haley McGee (Playwright/Performer) is a writer and actor, born and raised in Canada, now based in London. McGee wrote and performed Age is a Feeling to sold-out audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe, winning a Fringe First and transferring to the Soho Theatre London for two sold-out runs. The show was subsequently nominated for an Olivier Award. McGee won a Dora Award for her solo show The Ex-Boyfriend Yard Sale, which has been adapted into a book of the same name, published by Penguin Random House Canada. McGee has toured her other solo shows to 11 countries, where they've enjoyed sold-out performances, won awards and received rave reviews. Her writing has been translated into 10 languages and counting. As an actor, she has appeared on the BBC, CBC, Radio4 and on stages across the UK and Canada. She holds a BFA in Acting from Toronto Metropolitan University and trained at the Second City Conservatory and the Free Association. haleymcgee.ca[haleymcgee.ca] [haleymcgee.ca] / @yeshaleymcgee Mitchell Cushman (Director) is a director, creator and founding Artistic Director of Outside the March. As one of Canada's leading immersive theatre artists, Cushman's work has been seen on stages as large as the Royal Alexandra Theatre and the Stratford Festival, in spaces as intimate as kindergarten classrooms and living rooms, and in locales as far flung as London, Buenos Aires, Edinburgh, Munich, Finland and Japan. Directing credits for Outside the March include No Save Points, Trojan Girls, The Flick, The Tape Escape, Dr. Silver, Jerusalem, TomorrowLove™, Mr. Burns, Vitals, Passion Play, Terminus and Mr. Marmalade . Cushman is also the Co-Creator of BRANTWOOD, Canada's largest immersive musical theatre experience, which received the 2015 Audience Choice Dora Award. Other favorite directing credits include: Treasure Island, Breath of Kings , Possible Worlds (Stratford); The Effect, Hand to God, The Aliens (Coal Mine); Sweeney Todd, I, Claudia, The Last of Romeo & Juliet (TIFT); Into the Woods, Merrily We Roll Along (YES Theatre). Cushman has received numerous distinctions for his work, including two Dora Awards for Outstanding Direction, four Dora Awards for Outstanding Production, the Siminovitch Protégé Award, and the Toronto Theatre Critics' Awards for Best Production and Best Director. Adam Brace (Dramaturg and Original Director) was the Associate Director at Soho Theatre, working across Comedy, Theatre and Performance Art. He was a director, dramaturg, script editor and writer. He developed a varied range of work including nine Edinburgh Comedy Award-nominated shows, nominees for two Olivier Awards (London), two Barry Awards (Melbourne) and two Helen Hayes Awards (Washington DC), two New York Times Critic's Picks as well as winners of three Fringe Firsts, two Herald Angel Awards, two Southbank Sky Arts awards and an Obie. His credits include One Woman Show by Liz Kingsman (West End, Sydney Opera House, Off Broadway ‘23); all of Alex Edelman's shows since 2014 including Just for Us (Obie Award ‘23, Broadway run summer ‘23); Age is a Feeling by Haley McGee (Olivier-nominated ‘23, Fringe First ‘22); all of Sh!t Theatre's multi-award-winning international shows including Evita Too (Off-West End Award '23, UK Tour '23); Leo Reich's Literally Who Cares?! (Best Newcomer nominee ‘22, NYT Critic's Pick ‘23). TV credits include Ahir Shah's HBO Max special "Dots" and Creative Supervisor on two series of Soho Theatre Live on Amazon Prime. Previously, he was a playwright and was produced by Almeida Theatre, the National Theatre and the Donmar Warehouse. His plays are published by Faber and Faber. World Premiere The Wind and The Rain: A Story about Sunny's Bar Written by Sarah Gancher Directed by Jared Mezzocchi October 2024 Produced by En Garde Arts in Association with Vineyard Theatre Presented at Waterfront Barge Museum, 290 Conover Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn, NY At the end of Conover Street in Red Hook, Brooklyn, on the waterfront, there is a bar called Sunny's. For over one hundred years, it's been run by one family, through booms and busts, prohibition and pandemics, blight and gentrification. It's been home to dreamers and immigrants, artists, bootleggers, longshoremen, union bosses, corrupt police, numbers runners, bluegrass musicians, and hipsters. And to Tone Johansen, who fought to save it after Hurricane Sandy, against incredible odds. Created by Obie Award winners Sarah Gancher (playwright) and Jared Mezzocchi (director), and co-commissioned by Vineyard Theatre and En Garde Arts, The Wind and The Rain uses immersive design technology to bridge the past and present of Red Hook. Beginning at the Waterfront Barge Museum and ending at Sunny's Bar, this site-specific theatrical experience invites audiences to situate themselves within the history of a neighborhood, a family, a storied gathering place, and the currents of time and nature that have shaped it all. Sarah Gancher (Playwright) is an Obie Award-winning playwright whose work has been seen on stages worldwide including London's National Theatre, Edinburgh's Traverse Theatre, The Public Theatre, New York Theater Workshop, Steppenwolf, Berkeley Rep, La Jolla Playhouse, Hartford Stage, Round House (DC), Seattle Rep, and Ars Nova. (Upcoming: Playwrights Horizons Soundstage). Recent work includes Russian Troll Farm: A Workplace Comedy which played at Vineyard Theatre during the 23-24 Season. (Previous versions: Geva Theater, dir. Darko Tresnjak; the online production for TheaterWorks Hartford/Theatre Squared/The Civilians, directed by Jared Mezzocchi & Elizabeth Williamson, was selected for the NY Times "Top 10 Theater of 2020"). Past collaborations have included Hundred Days and The Lucky Ones with The Bengsons, Anne Kauffman, and Sonya Tayeh; and Mission Drift with Heather Christian, Rachel Chavkin, and The TEAM. Honors include the Richard Rodgers Award, the New York Stage and Film Founders' Award, the James Stevenson Prize for Comedy, The Edgerton Foundation New Play Award, the Edinburgh International Festival Fringe Award, a Toulmin Foundation commission, several Lortel, Drama Desk, and Drama League nominations, and the AR Gurney Prize. An alumna of Ars Nova Play Group, WP Lab, P73, The Orchard Project and The Playwrights' Realm, she is a current resident at New Dramatists. She also plays jazz and bluegrass violin. MFA: NYU. Jared Mezzocchi (Director). Vineyard: Russian Troll Farm (Video & Projection Design), On the Beauty of Loss (Creator & Performer, Mini-Commission), Brutal Imagination (Digital Editor). Off-Broadway: Poor Yella Rednecks (Manhattan Theatre Club), Vietgone (Manhattan Theatre Club). Directing: Kennedy Center (How To Catch a Star), TheaterWorks Hartford (Sandra), Round House (Curious Incident…, We Declare You a Terrorist ), National Players (Around the World in 80 Days). Regional: Woolly Mammoth (Nether, Chad Deity, Company Member), Arena (Intelligence, Smart People), Portland Center Stage (Wild & Reckless ), Milwaukee Rep (Junk, History of Invulnerability). Digital Theater: Someone Else's House (Writer/Performer, Geffen), Russian Troll Farm (Co-Director & Designer: Civilians, TheaterWorks Hartford, TheatreSquared), Section 230 (HERE, Creator). Awards: 2x Obie (2017, 2023), Lucille Lortel, Henry Hewes, Princess Grace, Helen Hayes, 2x MacDowell, Artistic Director of Andy's Summer Playhouse. About En Garde Arts Founded by Anne Hamburger in 1985, En Garde Arts put site-specific theatre on the map in New York. It has a significant legacy of producing site-specific work featuring ground breaking productions by Anne Bogart, Tina Landau, Reza Abdoh, Jonathan Larson, Mac Wellman, etc. It produces new work at the intersection of theatre and social change to spark conversations that explore new perspectives, and build an inclusive community. It features two developmental programs: Uncommon Voices, and playdate. When theatres were closed due to Covid-19, EGA produced A Dozen Dreams. It was a multimedia immersive installation that brought to life the dreams of 12 playwrights, including Lucy Thurber, Ren Dara-Santigo, Liza Jesse Peterson and Emily Mann, etc. Fandango for Butterflies (and Coyotes), a music-theatre production produced in 2020 and created by an all Latinx team: Andrea Thome (playwright), Sinuhé Padilla (music), José Zayas (director). It premiered at La MaMa, toured to Penn State UMD, and was presented by the La Jolla Playhouse. In 2021 EGA launched a partnership with the Downtown Alliance BID, for the creation of Downtown Live, a festival of 36 outdoor performances, followed by Downtown Stories, composed of three theatrical pieces that rediscovered Lower Manhattan and its rich and complicated history. In 2023 they produced Helen. at La Mama, a new adaptation by Caitlin George of the SuperGeographics. www.engardearts.org World Premiere The Antiquities Written by Jordan Harrison Co-directed by David Cromer and Caitlin Sullivan January 2025 Co-production with Playwrights Horizons and Goodman Theatre Presented at Playwrights Horizons, 416 West 42nd Street, New York, NY At the Museum of Late Human Antiquities, the curators are fiercely committed to bringing a lost civilization to life again: What were humans really like? What did they wear, what did they eat, how did they die out? By casting us into the far future, Jordan Harrison's new play gives us an uncanny view of the present moment, as we straddle the analog world that was and the post-human world to come. Jordan Harrison (Playwright) was a Pulitzer Prize finalist for Marjorie Prime, which had its New York premiere at Playwrights Horizons after premiering at the Mark Taper Forum. Other plays include The Amateurs (Vineyard Theatre), Maple and Vine, Log Cabin, and Doris to Darlene (all at Playwrights Horizons), The Grown-Up (Humana Festival), Amazons and their Men (Clubbed Thumb), Futura (NAATCO), Act a Lady (Humana Festival), and Finn in the Underworld (Berkeley Rep). Jordan is the recipient of the Horton Foote Prize for Best New American Play, the Kesselring Prize, and a Guggenheim Fellowship. TV: Three seasons as writer-producer on the Netflix series "Orange is the New Black," as well as Netflix's "GLOW" and AMC's "Dispatches from Elsewhere." A print collection of Jordan's work, Maple and Vine & Other Plays will be published later this year by TCG. David Cromer (Director) is a director and actor originally from Chicago, currently based in New York. As a director, his New York credits include A Case for the Existence of God (Signature); The Sound Inside (Broadway); The Band's Visit (Atlantic Theater Company, Broadway & National Tour); the Broadway revivals of Brighton Beach Memoirs and The House of Blue Leaves; The Treasurer (Playwrights Horizons); Man from Nebraska (Second Stage Theater); The Effect, Orson's Shadow, and Tribes (Barrow Street Theatre); Women or Nothing (Atlantic Theater Company); Really Really (MCC Theater); When the Rain Stops Falling and Nikolai and the Others (Lincoln Center Theater); and Adding Machine (Minetta Lane Theatre). Other directing credits include BUG (Steppenwolf Theatre Company); Next to Normal (Writers Theatre); Come Back, Little Sheba (Huntington Theatre Company); The Sound Inside (Williamstown Theatre Festival); and Our Town in London, Chicago, Los Angeles, Boston and Kansas City. As an actor, he recently appeared on Broadway as Howard Fine in the 2018 production of The Waverly Gallery. Prior to that, he appeared on Broadway as Karl Lindner in the 2014 revival of A Raisin in the Sun, and Off-Broadway as the Stage Manager in Our Town, which he also directed, at the Barrow Street Theatre. He appeared in the HBO series "The Newsroom," the Showtime series "Billions," and in the motion picture The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected). Cromer has received a Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, three Obie Awards, three Lucille Lortel Awards, a Joe A. Callaway Award, four Jeff Awards, and in 2010 was made a MacArthur Foundation Fellow. Caitlin Sullivan is a director and theater maker based in New York City. Recent work includes Find Me Here (Crystal Finn/Clubbed Thumb), The Keep Going Songs (The Bengsons/LCT3), The Good John Proctor (Talene Monahon/Bedlam), Nova (Obehi Janice/Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh and Pemberley Productions), United States vs Gupta (Deepali Gupta/JACK in collaboration with New Georges), WORK HARD HAVE FUN MAKE HISTORY (reid tang/Clubbed Thumb), Ohio (The Bengsons/Actors Theatre of Louisville and piece by piece productions), and Sanctuary City (Martyna Majok/NYTW). Caitlin co-founded Seattle's critically acclaimed Satori Group. As Artistic Director, she created and/or directed seven original works. Born and raised in Boston (Dorchester!), Caitlin is a graduate of Williams College; an alum of the Drama League Directors Project, the Clubbed Thumb Directing Fellowship and the New Georges Jam; and a New Georges Affiliate Artist. www.caitlinesullivan.com About Playwrights Horizons Playwrights Horizons is a writer's theater dedicated to the development of contemporary American playwrights, and to the production of innovative new work. In a city rich with cultural offerings, Playwrights Horizons' 52-year-old mission is unique among theaters of its size; the organization has distinguished itself by a steadfast commitment to centering and advancing the voice of the playwright. It's a mission that is always timely, and one that's necessary in the ongoing evolution of theater in this country. Playwrights Horizons believes that playwrights are the great storytellers of our time, offering essential contributions to civic discourse and illuminating life's greatest paradoxes. And they believe in the singularity of a writer's voice, valuing the broad, eclectic spectrum and diversity of American writers. At Playwrights Horizons, writers are supported in every stage of their growth through commissions (engaging several of today's most imaginative playwrights each year), New Works Lab, and Almanac, the organization's literary magazine. Playwrights Horizons presents a season of productions annually on their two stages, each of which is a world, American, or New York premiere. Much like Playwrights Horizons' work, their audience is risk-taking and adventurous; and the organization is committed to strengthening their engagement and feeding their curiosity through all of its programming, onsite and online. About Goodman Theatre Established in 1925, Goodman Theatre (Artistic Director Susan V. Booth, Executive Director/CEO Roche Schulfer, Board Chair Julie Danis) is Chicago's largest not-for-profit theater distinguished by the excellence and scope of its artistic programming and community engagement. Committed to the values of equity, diversity and inclusion, the Goodman makes inclusion the fabric of the organization through its artistic priorities—including new play development, large scale musical theater works and reimagined classics. Our nationally recognized Education and Engagement programs use the tools of our profession to inspire youth, lifelong learners and audiences to find and/or enhance their voices and stories. Works premiering at the Goodman have received two Pulitzer Prizes, 22 Tony Awards and nearly 200 Jeff Awards. World Premiere Bowl EP Written and directed by Nazareth Hassan Spring 2025 Co-production with National Black Theatre in association with The New Group Presented at Vineyard Theatre, 108 East 15th Street, New York, NY Kelly K Klarkson and Quentavius da Quitter need to find a name for their rap group. Through flirty interludes, cringy overshares, and practicing their ollies, they grow increasingly closer. Skating and Smoking. Skating and Drinking. Skating and exorcizing a demon. With live skating and original music, enter Bowl EP: a skateboard park, in the middle of a wasteland, at the edge of the galaxy. Nazareth Hassan they/them (Playwright/Director) is an interdisciplinary artist working in performance, writing, music, video, and photography. Recent performance works include Untitled (1-5) at The Shed (text published by 3 Hole Press), VANTABLACK at Theatretreffen Stuckemarkt in Berlin, #2112 at Center for Performance Research, and Memory A at Museo Universitario del Arte Contemporaneo in Mexico City. Their first collection of poetry and photography Slow Mania will be published in 2025 by Futurepoem. They have released four singles, available on all platforms. They were the 2022 resident dramaturg at The Royal Court Theatre. They are a 2023-25 Jerome Hill artist fellow, and the 2024-2025 Tow Foundation Artist-in-Residence at Vineyard Theatre. About National Black Theatre National Black Theatre (NBT) is a Tony and Emmy Award-nominated institution founded in 1968 by the late visionary artist Dr. Barbara Ann Teer. The nation's first revenue-generating Black arts complex, NBT is the longest-running Black theatre in New York City, one of the oldest theatres founded and consistently operated by a woman of color in the nation, and has been included in the permanent collection of the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. NBT's core mission is to produce transformational theatre that helps to shift the inaccuracies around African Americans' cultural identity by telling authentic stories of Black lives. As an alternative learning environment, NBT uses theatre arts as a means to educate, enrich, entertain, empower and inform the national conscience around current social issues impacting our communities. Under the leadership of Sade Lythcott, CEO, and Jonathan McCrory, Executive Artistic Director, NBT helps re-shape a more inclusive American theatre field by providing an artistically rigorous and culturally sensitive space for artists of color to experiment, develop and present new work. nationalblacktheatre.org. About The New Group The New Group (Scott Elliott, Founding Artistic Director; Adam Bernstein, Executive Director): Founded in 1995, The New Group is an award-winning, artist-driven company with a commitment to developing and producing powerful, contemporary theatre. While constantly evolving, we strive to maintain an ensemble approach to all our work and an articulated style of emotional immediacy in our acting and productions. In this way, we seek a theater that is adventurous, stimulating, and most importantly, "now" – a true forum for our present culture. The New Group has received over 150 awards and nominations for excellence, including the Tony Award for Best Musical for Avenue Q, 10 Lortel Awards, two special citation Obie Awards, and a Drama Desk Special Award "for presenting contemporary new voices, and for uncompromisingly raw and powerful productions." The organization's New Group/New Works play and musical development program champions original works by emerging and established authors. The New Group Off Stage celebrates work at the intersection of art, multimedia and social engagement by showcasing some of today's most compelling storytellers through web series, films, audio plays and more. The New Group also operates a variety of theater education programs including a Summer Conservatory for teens, college access programs, and a college-level BFA Acting program in collaboration with LIU-Brooklyn. thenewgroup.org. The Vineyard's current Artists-in-Residence include Shayok Misha Chowdhury, Josiah Davis, Nazareth Hassan, Rudi Goblen, Mara Nelson-Greenberg, and a.k. Payne. The recipients of The Vineyard's 2024-2025 Paula Vogel Playwriting Award and Colman Domingo Award residencies will be announced later this fall. Memberships for The Vineyard's 2024-2025 season are now on sale, starting at $165. Theatre Artist and Under 40 memberships are also available at a discounted rate. All memberships ensure the earliest access to tickets for Age is a Feeling, The Antiquities, and Bowl EP. The Wind and The Rain will be available to Vineyard members as an add-on to their membership. Member presale for Age is a Feeling begins today. To purchase and for additional information regarding packages, please visit https://vineyardtheatre.org/memberships/ or call the box office at 212-353-0303. About Vineyard Theatre Vineyard Theatre is dedicated to developing and producing new plays and musicals that push the boundaries of what theatre can be and do, and to nurturing a community of fearless theatremakers whose work expands the form, the field, and the larger culture. The Vineyard has transferred 11 shows to Broadway, seven directly after their acclaimed Vineyard premieres: Lucas Hnath's Dana H. and Tina Satter's Is This A Room; Paula Vogel's Indecent; Nicky Silver's The Lyons; Kander, Ebb and Thompson's The Scottsboro Boys; Bell and Bowen's [title of show]; and Avenue Q by Marx, Lopez and Whitty (Tony Award, Best Musical). Four additional shows launched at The Vineyard have been revived in their first Broadway productions: Paula Vogel's Pulitzer Prize-winning How I Learned to Drive; Lanie Robertson's Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill; Becky Mode's Fully Committed; and Edward Albee's Pulitzer Prize-winning Three Tall Women. From our home in NYC's Union Square, The Vineyard develops and premieres new plays and musicals which go on to be seen around the country and the world. Recently, Jeremy O. Harris' play "Daddy" (2019) received its London premiere at the Almeida; Ngozi Anyanwu's Good Grief (2018) and David Cale's Harry Clarke (2017) were recorded by Audible; Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' Gloria (2014), a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and transferred to Chicago's Goodman Theatre; Paula Vogel's Tony Award-winning Indecent (2016) aired on PBS's "Great Performances" and was one of the most-produced plays nationwide in 2019; Colman Domingo's Dot (2016) is being adapted into an AMC series; and Is This A Room (2019) is now HBO's Reality. Our recent world-premiere production of John J. Caswell's Scene Partners (2023), starring Dianne Wiest, was live-streamed around the world. Over 41 years, The Vineyard's work has been recognized with the industry's highest honors, including Pulitzer Prizes, Tony Awards, a special Drama Desk, Obie, and Lucille Lortel Awards for artistic excellence and support of artists. Vineyard Theatre's leadership includes Artistic Directors Sarah Stern and Douglas Aibel. PRODUCTION INFORMATION US Premiere Age is a Feeling Written and performed by Haley McGee Directed by Mitchell Cushman Original direction and dramaturgy by Adam Brace September 11 - October 13, 2024 Opening Night September 22, 2024 Presented at Vineyard Theatre, 108 East 15th Street, New York, NY, produced in association with Alchemation World Premiere The Wind and The Rain: A Story about Sunny's Bar Written by Sarah Gancher Directed by Jared Mezzocchi Fall 2024 Produced by En Garde Arts in association with Vineyard Theatre Presented at Waterfront Barge Museum, 290 Conover Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn, NY World Premiere The Antiquities Written by Jordan Harrison Winter 2025 Co-production with Playwrights Horizons and Goodman Theatre Presented at Playwrights Horizons, 416 West 42nd Street, New York, NY World Premiere Bowl EP Written and directed by Nazareth Hassan Spring 2025 Co-production with National Black Theatre In association with The New Group Presented at Vineyard Theatre, 108 East 15th Street, New York, NY WEBSITE & SOCIAL MEDIA Website: https://vineyardtheatre.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vineyardtheatrenyc X: https://x.com/vineyardtheatre Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vineyardtheatre/ |
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