Giving Tuesday 202311/28/2023 Dear friends,
Each year on Giving Tuesday, we look back at the organizations who have helped and/or inspired us. We are blessed to have such great companies working tirelessly for a better, more just, and more beautiful world. Below is our list of organizations that we uplifted in Cold Readings, as well as organizations who have helped us this year. This Giving Tuesday, we ask you to consider supporting one (or more!) of the organizations we highlighted this year. Below, see a loosely categorized list of heroes who are:
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Meet TIA's new Assistant Director!11/21/2023 Welcome Mira Calliope Rice! Co-Artistic Director Katie Palmer and her husband Jacob Marx Rice welcomed their daughter into the world on September 10.
Everyone is doing really well, and Mira can’t wait to get into rehearsal and start telling people what’s what :) She already has a knack for getting into character! Protesting and cheering9/20/2023 On Sunday, September 17, 2023, Theater in Asylum joined Bread and Puppet and thousands of marchers to demand an end to fossil fuels and global militarism. Theater in Asylum Happy Hour Friday, September 22, 2023 4 - 8 PM Tile Bar 115 1st Ave, New York, NY Join us at Tile Bar in the East Village on Friday, September 22nd for a happy hour! Celebrate the run of The Nobodies with us, catch up with members of the TIA community and learn more about our friends’ exciting theater projects coming up this Fall. Mark your calendars — we can't wait to see you all there! Andy Boyd has a new play! TIA collaborator (Occupy Prescott) and playwright Andy Boyd has a new play! Come see Room, Room, Room, in the many Mansions of eternal glory for Thee and for everyone at The Brick in Williamsburg, October 12th-October 28th! This piece, which is with syd island and Philip Santos Schaffer, explores the life and legacy of The Publick Universal Friend, a genderless mystic from the 18th century. The Publick Universal Friend preached a non-predestinarian, anti-slavery, gender-egalitarian version of Christianity, and believed the world was about to end. Relatable! The show also includes the co-creators' own 21st century thoughts on some of the themes of PUF's life, like God, sex, gender, utopia, and the end of the world. There will be songs! There will be dancing! There will be an opportunity to radically rethink your relationship to gender! Tickets start at $22, and the October 19th performance will be a sensory-relaxed show with even lighting, no projections, and quieter music." The Federal Theater Project in the news
Tech rehearsals for The Nobodies Who Were Everybody have officially begun! Our cast and crew are hard at work gearing up for our first performance this Thursday night, and we are so excited to share this story with you.
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Theater in Asylum (TIA) is a New York-based theater company founded in 2010 to challenge and empower our community. TIA joyfully pursues a rigorous research and an ensemble-driven approach to theater-making. We create performances to investigate our past, interpret our present, and imagine our future. We prize space to process, space to question—asylum—for ourselves and our community.
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