WOMEN'S WORK MAY MINI-FEST

Join us May 20 - 23 for readings of new works being developed in the Women's Work Full-length LAB. Featuring plays and excerpts from Ann Chamberlin, Charlotte Colavin, Jennie Contuzzi, Cara Hall and Alisa Zhulina. Director/dramaturgs Celia Braxton, Melody Brooks, Teresa Fischer, and Melissa Skirboll are sheparding the next batch of scripts to the same high standards of the Barbour Award finalists and other award-winning plays that have come out of the Women's Work Project over the last 24 years!

SHE CALLS ME FIREFLY PREMIERES IN JUNE!

Three years of continued development since the work-in-progress production of 2015 have yielded the powerful World Premiere of SHE CALLS ME FIREFLY by our own Teresa Lotz! In partnership with Parity Productions, and directed by Ludovica Villar-Hauser, we are pleased to offer 14 performances at the Huron Club @ The Soho Playhouse, June 6 -23, 2018.

GET INVOLVED FOR OUR 27th BIRTHDAY!

Dear Friends, Colleagues and Fans! Our 26th Season (yes, 26 years!) began last August with the most successful Women's Work Short Play Festival ever! The 5th Season of ON HER SHOULDERS kicked off in September. Women's Work was selected for the Barbour Playwrighting Award in March, and we made our 3rd trip to Bogotá, Colombia with two plays from Women's Work. As we count down to our 27th Birthday on June 18, we are looking for Volunteers, Board members and SUSTAINING DONORS!

MELODY HONORED AS TRAILBLAZER!

NPTC is honored to be receiving a special award from RHYTHMCOLOR Associates in their 3rd Annual "Evening in Appreciation of Trailblazing Women and Arts Institutions". The event was on Sunday, April 29, 2018, from 5:00pm to 9:00pm and WW alum Cynthia Robinson delivered a moving testimonial.. Along with four other NYC theatre women, Brooks was especially gratified to be acknowledged for NPTC's "ground-breaking contributions to the American and International Theater-Arts Scene."

WE WERE A HIT AGAIN IN BOGOTÁ!

Our whirlwind trip to the Alternative Theatre Festival was a great success, and we once again enjoyed tremendously positive feedback from audiences and festival participants alike. Festival director, the legendary Patricia Ariza commented on the importance of our showcasing plays by women, as this is an emerging phenomenon in Colombia. THANKS TO ALL WHO DONATED TO HELP MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO MAKE THE TRIP!