I Saw Mommy Brunching Santa Claus
Like Santa's little helpers up in the North Pole, our Youngblood playwrights have been working away to bring you
Like Santa's little helpers up in the North Pole, our Youngblood playwrights have been working away to bring you
In order to save Christmas for one little girl, Manhattan advertising executive Julia Kelly will have to travel to the one place she swore she would never, ever go: Queens.
When a new telescope becomes operational, the initial images it sees are called First Light. For 17 years, the EST/Sloan Project has led a pioneering nationwide effort to commission, develop, and present hundreds of new plays that question and broaden the view of science in the popular imagination. Each play’s life onstage begins with the First Light festival. Join us for this year’s discoveries.
When a new telescope becomes operational, the initial images it sees are called First Light. For 17 years, the EST/Sloan Project has led a pioneering nationwide effort to commission, develop, and present hundreds of new plays that question and broaden the view of science in the popular imagination. Each play’s life onstage begins with the First Light festival. Join us for this year’s discoveries.
135 writers, actors, and directors in 24 new plays - written last week! - by the members of EST/Youngblood.
135 writers, actors, and directors in 24 new plays - written last week! - by the members of EST/Youngblood.
135 writers, actors, and directors in 24 new plays - written last week! - by the members of EST/Youngblood.
135 writers, actors, and directors in 24 new plays - written last week! - by the members of EST/Youngblood.
The 8th Annual Youngblood Science Brunch! Come eat pancakes and bacon, and have a Halloween hangover curing (young)bloody mary - all while watching five new plays by our Youngblood playwrights.
EST's Youngblood was founded in the fall of 1993 - which means it's our 21st birthday!
Presided over by the Hindu god Ganesh, a pair of teenagers become unexpected heroes, an immigrant accountant struggles with visibility, and two stifled romantics begin to stumble toward each other during one strangely warm winter in Central Harlem. When January Feels Like Summer follows five colliding lives as a feeling of change hums in the air and the many flavors of desire saturate the streets and subways and bodegas of the city. These characters learn to do more than meet their obstacles head-on -- they discover how to transcend them.