Photos by Michelle Y. Thompson Poetic Theater Productions and Musical Theatre Factory one-night-only concert happening, Feeling Good: Pleasure as Ritual

We concluded our season of Resilience with a celebration at Judson Memorial Church to honor and highlight artists from all four

The 7th annual Generation NOW! featured youth from arts organizations around NYC and across the country. These organizations provide youth

Continuing the partnership between Poetic Theater Productions and Musical Theatre Factory, Poetic Lyricism is a presentation of collaborative works of new poetic musical

Poetic Theater Productions veteran focused programming continues in this year’s festival with Veteran Voices 2019, a program that has previously

Celebrating seven years of Breaking Our Silence programming, the showcase was launched in the 2013 Poetic License Festival by Joanna Hoffman, Elliot

On February 20th, 2019 we celebrated the launch of our 10th year of Poetic Theater Productions’ programming with LOVE, REDEFINED:

Outside Paducah: The Wars at Home For More: www.poetictheater.com/paducah Written and Performed by J. A. Moad II September 26 –

Curated by Craig muMs Grant and Lauren Whitehead, Conscious Language features five days of events building the bridge between poets

Photography by Björn Bolinder www.findthelightphotography.com “With a fine cast of four, including W. Tré Davis in multiple roles, and a

In the infancy of the war, Iraq is already filled with ghosts. The lives of four U.S Marines, a French

At a Greenwich Village gay club on Halloween 1989, the village partygoers take on the personas of past friends and

Poetic Theater Productions Presents Redbone: A Biomythography by Mahogany L. Browne, directed by Eboni Hogan music written and performed by Melanie Hsu

From August 18-20, Poetic Theater Productions presented Conscious Language: three days of workshops, conversation and performance curated by muMs (HBO’s

Photos by Hunter Canning (huntercanningphoto.com) David searches for his humanity as his family tries to reconcile this war-torn veteran with

Documenting six months of pure madness in Accra, Ghana, an ongoing battle with mental illness, whirlwind romances, endless nights of

One woman’s gut-wrenching struggle to cope with the expectations and turmoil of coming of age. From feeling lost in the

A hip hop theater guide to the strangers on the train – the people you know and those you thought