News from On and Off York Street

In his short life, Kondoleon wrote 18 plays, 2 novels, and 2 books of poetry. The rehearsal studio at 217 Park Street now bears his name.

Hendrickson’s work earned him a Distinguished Achievement Award in Engineering.

New York Stage and Film is providing 20 selected artists in the initiative with resources to explore new ways to tell stories.

DeCicco won the Bernhard R. Works, Frederick A. Buerki Scenic Technology Award; and Montaner won the KM Fabrics Technical Production Award.

The short film is part of the Pan African Film & Arts Festival, the largest international film festival featuring the work of Black artists.

Wilder is one of two playwrighting Fellows in the inaugural Commissioning and Fellowship Program at the Festival.

Cornwall is the first to hold this position at Spectrum. At the School, she co-founded the disability affinity group DEFY.

Wendall Harrington (Faculty) discusses her approach to designing and teaching projections in Stage Directions Magazine.

The Playwrights Realm’s inaugural awardees will receive free legal assistance for the O-1B Artist Visa process.

Dancer, actress, and choreographer Carmen de Lavallade identifies primarily as a storyteller, her body the expressive medium.