In the early 1900s African-Americans began to migrate north in large numbers. Harlem was where their community was, so many moved there, despite the high rents. Rent parties became a popular way for families to raise the rent money they needed. They would hire a musician or band, get cheap refreshments and charge a small (more…)

In the early 1900s African-Americans began to migrate north in large numbers. Harlem was where their community was, so many moved there, despite the high rents. Rent parties became a popular way for families to raise the rent money they needed. They would hire a musician or band, get cheap refreshments and charge a small (more…)

“A play that, though written four hundred years ago, might have been written for the era of #MeToo.” – The New Yorker Written by William Shakespeare Directed by Janet Zarish Running in rotating repertory with Native Son, Shakespeare’s strikingly current play speaks powerfully about impossible moral choices in the story of the devout novice Isabella, whose (more…)

“A great way to spend a Friday or Saturday night.” – Time Out “The hardest working theater group in the city right now.” – Time Out NY Neo-Futurists return with the wild and one-of-a-kind The Infinite Wrench. Different show every time! If you’ve seen the show once, you’ve seen the show once. The Infinite Wrench (more…)

“A great way to spend a Friday or Saturday night.” – Time Out “The hardest working theater group in the city right now.” – Time Out NY Neo-Futurists return with the wild and one-of-a-kind The Infinite Wrench. Different show every time! If you’ve seen the show once, you’ve seen the show once. The Infinite Wrench (more…)