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Our beloved arts community, which has weathered budget vetoes and now two historic hurricanes, is in need of your support more than ever. Join us for the Arts Annual Hurricane Relief Fundraiser… Read More
Bette and Me by Wendy Wasserstein In BETTE AND ME, the author and the legendary Bette Midler get their hair done, try on makeup, and row a boat on the Hudson River. They finally end up at Radio City Music Hall, where Wendy rises from the orchestra pit on a half-shell with a blonde wig
Fragile by Dana Leslie Goldstein Rennie is on the verge of losing his beloved comic book shop. When Alana walks in, everything starts to change. Secret identities are revealed, but it’s going to take more than super-strength to forge a new origin story. Join Us for the best Monday Night Reading you have ever experienced.
No No Box by Hannah Benitez Two young sisters; one home from college and the other trapped in high school, grapple over the mysterious disappearance of an embarrassing item. Join Us for the best Monday Night Reading you have ever experienced. :)
Homecoming ‘92 by John Bavoso Benji has snuck away to an empty classroom in his college’s English Department for a clandestine rendezvous with Ethan. But when they make a grisly discovery, he’s unexpectedly confronted with questions about how he’s choosing to live his life — now and in the future. Join Us for the best Monday
50:13 by Mansa Ra WHEN: Nov 7, 2022 Dae Brown, an incarcerated Black man sits, with three days left of his sentence. During Brown’s final days in prison he tries to impart his wisdom onto a teen inmate serving an adult sentence. Join Us for the best Monday Night Reading you have ever experienced.
January - Three Second to Midnight by John Mabey We celebrate New Year’s Day by offering resolutions for a better self. But what happens to those unresolved-resolutions on the last day of the year, with only 3 seconds left? One brave woman demands an answer from Father Time, both getting much more than they ever
February - Black Voices by Alexandria Crawford and Patrick Arthur Jackson The voices of African American icons share their hope for the future and the lessons they learned along the way.
March - NOW by Vincent Terell Durham A NOW organizer arrives at a home in 1973 Massapequa, Long Island with an invitation to liberate the long-suffering housewife inside. She mistakes the Black housekeeper as the lady of the house.
