LABYRINTH THEATER COMPANY
BANK STREET THEATER • 155 BANK STREET
NEW YORK, NY 10014
A FAMILY FORALL OCCASIONSNow Playing
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William Jackson Harper is no stranger to the New York theater scene. A ubiquitous presence in some of the best shows of recent seasons (which, of course, is no accident), this is his first show here with us at Labyrinth. We spoke to him recently about A Family For All Occasions and what he’s looking [...]
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Today, we are thrilled to announce that Mimi O’Donnell, who for the last four years has served with Stephen Adly Guirgis and Yul Vazquez as a Co-Artistic Director of the Company, will take on the role full-time as sole Artistic Director beginning in our 2013-14 Season. It’s an exciting step both for Mimi and for [...]
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Some people you just have good feelings about. Like Charlie Saxton, for instance. When Charlie first showed up at the Summer Intensive a couple years ago, his talent, sense of humor, and all around good nature made him an easy fit among the Labyrinth family. So, it was no surprise that he’s been around at [...]
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Labyrinth Theater Company was founded in 1992 by a small group of actors who wanted to push their artistic limits and tell new, more inclusive stories that expanded the boundaries of mainstream theater. In doing so, they created a tightly knit, uninhibited and impassioned ensemble that created incendiary and vital new works for the stage that redefined the landscape of New York City theater.
Today, based at the Bank Street Theater in New York’s West Village, Labyrinth is one of the nation’s leading ensemble theater companies. Driven by a diverse group of over 120 actors, directors, playwrights and designers, Labyrinth produces new works for the stage, giving voice to new perspectives that are powerful, groundbreaking and that have changed the face of America’s theatrical landscape.
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STEPHEN ADLY GUIRGIS
MIMI O’DONNELL
YUL VÁZQUEZ
DANNY FELDMAN
ROBERT SHERRILL
YASMINE FALK
WILLIE ORBISON
MONIQUE CARBONI
O&M PUBLICITY
JEFFREY A. HORWITZ, Chairman
NADINE CHANG
RUTH HENDEL
PHILIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN
THOMAS HURLBRINK
LORI LEVINE
MARIANNE MILLS
JOHN ORTIZ
STEPHEN STOUT
ED VASSALLO
Labyrinth Theater Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to the principles of equal employment opportunity for all employees, interns and applicants.
Sorry. There are no jobs available at this time.
Equity auditions are held occasionally for our productions however, most of our casting is done from our Membership. Information regarding Equity auditions is posted on the Equity web site.
Our volunteers are the heart and soul of our company. Email us with your information and we’ll be sure to add you to our volunteer eblasts so you can find out when we are looking for a little help from our friends.
During the 2011-12 Season, Labyrinth will not be accepting play submissions.
We have the best interns in the business. Each season we offer seasonal administrative internships as well as production interns for each show. To apply, please email us and let us know why you want to intern with Labyrinth.
There is no formal audition process but the short answer is: GET INVOLVED. The best way for us to get to know you is to interact with us. Come see our plays and readings. Volunteer, intern, and take our classes if they suit you. That is how most Company Members became part of our family.
RADIANCEFeaturing:
Kelly AuCoin, Ana Reeder, Kohl Sudduth*, Aaron Roman Weiner*
Scenic Design: David Meyer
Costume Design: Emily Pepper
Lighting Design: Nick Francone
Sound Design: Daniel Kluger
THE ATMOSPHERE OF MEMORYFeaturing:
Ellen Burstyn*, Max Casella*, Kelley Curran, David Deblinger*,John Glover, Charles Goforth*, Paul Kandel, Kelley Rae O’Donnell, Melissa Ross*, Sidney Williams*
Scenic Design: David Gallo
Costume Design: Emily Rebholz
Lighting Design: Dans Sheehan
Sound Design: Brendan Connelly
NINTH AND JOANIE
by Brett C. Leonard*
directed by Mark Wing-Davey
April 5 – May 6, 2012
Featuring:
Rosal Colon*, Kevin Corrigan, Dominic Fumusa, Bob Glaudini*, Samuel Mercedes
Scenic Design: David Meyer
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Lighting Design: Bradley King
Sound Design: David Bullard
THINNER THAN WATERFeaturing:
Elizabeth Canavan*, Stephen Ellis, Lisa Joyce, Megan Mostyn-Brown*, Alfredo Narciso, Deirdre O’Connell*, Aaron Roman Weiner, David Zayas*
Scenic Design: Lee Savage
Costume Design: Bobby Frederick Tilley II
Lighting Design: Japhy Weideman*
Sound Design: Jeremy Lee
THE MOTHERF**KER WITH THE HAT
by Stephen Adly Guirgis*
directed by Anna D. Shapiro
March 15 – July 17, 2011
Featuring:
Bobby Cannavale*, Chris Rock, Elizabeth Rodriguez*, Annabella Sciorra, Yul Vázquez*
Scenic Design: Todd Rosenthal
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Lighting Design: Donald Holder
Sound Design: Acme Sound Partners
Featuring:
Julian Acosta*, Gaius Charles, Jessica Chastain, Liza Colon-Zayas*, Saidah Arrika Ekulona, Philip Seymour Hoffman*, LeRoy McClain and John Ortiz*.
Scenic Design: Gregor Holzinger
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Lighting Design: James F. Ingalls
Sound Design: Mark Gray
PHILIP ROTH IN KHARTOUM
A new play by David Bar Katz*
Directed by John Gould Rubin*
December 4 – 21, 2008
Featuring:
Amelia Campbell, Elizabeth Canavan*, Alexander Chaplin, David Deblinger*, Jamie Klassel, Michael Puzzo*, Jenna Stern and Victor Williams.
Scenic Design: Chris Barreca
Costume Design: Daphne Javitch
Lighting Design: Japhy Weideman
Sound Design: Elizabeth Rhodes*
KNIVES AND OTHER SHARP OBJECTS
A new play by Raúl Castillo*
Directed by Felix Solis*
Co-produced with The Public Theater
March 27 – April 19, 2009
SWEET STORM
A play by Scott Hudson*
Directed by Padraic Lillis*
In association with Alchemy Theatre Company
June 11th – August 16th, 2009
Featuring:
Jamie Dunn and Eric T. Miller
Scenic & Costume Design: Lea Umberger
Lighting Design: Sarah Sidman*
Sound Design: Elizabeth Rhodes*
A VIEW FROM 151ST STREET
By Bob Glaudini*
Directed by Peter DuBois
October 5 – November 4, 2007
Featuring:
Gbenga Akinnagbe, Liza Colón-Zayas*, Craig “muMs” Grant*, Juan Carlos Hernandez, Russell G. Jones*, Marisa Malone, Elizabeth Rodriguez*, Andre Royo
Scenic Design: David Korins
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Lighting Design: Japhy Weideman*
Sound Design: Bart Fasbender
UNCONDITIONAL
By Brett C. Leonard*
Directed by Mark Wing-Davey
February 10 to March 7, 2008
Featuring:
Chris Chalk*, Anna Chlumsky, Saidah Arrika Ekulona, John Doman*, Kevin Geer*, Trevor Long*, Elizabeth Rodriguez*, Yolonda Ross*, Isiah Whitlock, Jr.*
Scenic Design: Mark Wendland
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Lighting Design: Japhy Weideman*
Sound Design: Bart Fasbender
THE LITTLE FLOWER OF EAST ORANGE
By Stephen Adly Guirgis*
Directed by Philip Seymour Hoffman*
March 18 – May 4 2008
Featuring:
Ellen Burstyn*, Elizabeth Canavan*, Liza Colón-Zayas*, Arthur French, Gillian Jacobs*, Ajay Naidu, Howie Seago, Michael Shannon*, Sidney Williams*, David Zayas*.
Set Design: Narelle Sissons
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Lighting Design: Japhy Weideman*
Composition and Sound Design: David Van Tieghem
PENALITES & INTEREST
By Rebecca Cohen*
Directed by John Gould Rubin*
June 10-28, 2008
Featuring:
Elizabeth Canavan*, Yetta Gottesman*, Craig “muMs” Grant*, Michael Puzzo*
Scenic Design: Chris Barreca
Costume Design: Oana Botez-Ban
Lighting Design: Nicole Pearce
Sound Design: Betsy Rhodes*
A SMALL MELODRAMATIC STORY
Written by Stephen Belber*
Directed by Lucie Tiberghien
October 10 – November 5, 2006
Featuring:
Carlo Alban*, Quincy Tyler Bernstine*, Lee Sellars, Isiah Whitlock Jr.*
Scenic Design: Takeshi Kata
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Lighting Designer: Matthew Richards
Sound Design: Elizabeth Rhodes*
JACK GOES BOATING
By Bob Glaudini*
Directed by Peter DuBois
February 27 – April 29, 2007
Featuring:
Beth Cole*, Philip Seymour Hoffman*, John Ortiz*, Daphne Rubin-Vega*
Set Design: David Korins
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Lighting Design: Japhy Weideman*
Composition & Sound Design: David Van Tieghem
MASSACRE (SING TO YOUR CHILDREN)
Written by José Rivera*
Directed by Kate Whoriskey*
October 5-23, 2005
Featuring:
Julian Acosta*, Elizabeth Canavan*, Ron Cephas Jones*, Florencia Lozano*, Adrian Martinez, Jason Manuel Olazábal*, Matt Saldívar, Sona Tatoyan
Scenic Design: Cameron Anderson
Costume Design: Mattie Ullrich
Lighting Designer: Jason Lyons
Sound Design & Composition: David Meschter
ALL THE BAD THINGS
By Cusi Cram*
Directed by Paula Pizzi*
February 15 – March 5, 2006
Featuring:
Vanessa Aspillaga*, Jennifer Lauren Grant, Peter Hirsch, Justin Reinsilber*, Alexa Scott-Flaherty*, and Phyllis Somerville*
Scenic Design: Andromache Chalfant*
Costume Design: Maggie Dick
Lighting Design: Sarah Sidman*
Composition & Sound Design: Robert Kaplowitz
SCHOOL OF THE AMERICAS
Written by José Rivera*
Directed by Mark Wing-Davey
a co-production with the Public Theater
June 20 – July 23, 2006
Featuring:
Karina Arroyave, Raul Castillo*, Nathan LeBron, John Ortiz*, Felix Solis* and Patricia Velasquez
SAILOR’S SONG
Written by John Patrick Shanley*
Directed by Chris McGarry*
Choreography by Barry McNabb
October 26 – November 21, 2004
Featuring:
Alexis Croucher*, Danny Mastrogiorgio, Katie Nehra, Melissa Paladino, Stephen Payne
Set Design: Camille Connolly
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Lighting Design: Beverley Emmons
Sound Design: Elizabeth Rhodes*
THE LAST DAYS OF JUDAS ISCARIOT
Written by Stephen Adly Guirgis*
Directed by Philip Seymour Hoffman*
a co-production with The Public Theater
February 8 – April 2, 2005
Featuring:
Eric Bogosian*, Maggie Burke*, Elizabeth Canavan*, Liza Colón-Zayas*, Jeffrey DeMunn, Yetta Gottesman*, Stephen McKinley Henderson*, Salvatore Inzerillo*, Adrian Martinez, Craig “Mums” Grant*, John Ortiz*, Sam Rockwell*, Elizabeth Rodriguez*, Kohl Sudduth*, Yul Vázquez*
Set Design: Andromache Chalfant*
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Lighting Design: Japhy Weideman*
Sound Design: Darron L. West
Featuring
Maggie Bofill*, Maggie Burke*, David Deblinger*, Wilemina Olivia Garcia*, Scott Hudson*, Salvatore Inzerillo*, Portia*
Set Design: Narelle Sissons*
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Lighting Design: Jason Kantrowitz
Sound Design: Elizabeth Rhodes*
THE FAIRY TALE PROJECT
A development production
By Webb Wilcoxen*
Directed by Jill DeArmon*
February 18 – 29, 2004
Featuring
Maggie Bofill*, Elizabeth Canavan*, Scott Hudson*, Russell G. Jones*, Jinn S. Kim*, Trisha LaFache
Musical Director: Daniel Harnett*
Set Design: Adrian W. Jones
Costume Design: Sarah Beers
Lighting Design: Sarah Sidman*
Sound Design: Jane Shaw
GUINEA PIG SOLO
Written by Brett C. Leonard*
Directed by Ian Belton
April 20, 2004 – June 6, 2004
Featuring :
Kim Director, Alexander Flores, Bob Glaudini*, Stephen Adly Guirgis*, Jason Manuel Olazábal*, John Ortiz*, Richard Petrocelli*, Portia*, Judy Reyes*
Set Design: Andromache Chalfant*
Costume Design: Kaye Voyce
Lighting Design: Paul Whitaker
Sound Design: Fitz Patton
Featuring:
Elizabeth Canavan*, Liza Colón-Zayas*, David Deblinger,* Melissa Ross*, Mark Hammer,* Ron Cephas Jones*, Russell G. Jones*, Richard Petrocelli*, Portia*, Al Roffe*, Felix Solis*, David Zayas*
Set Design: Narelle Sissons*
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Lighting Design: James Vermeulen
Sound Design: Eric DeArmon*
DIRTY STORY
Written & Directed by John Patrick Shanley*
February 18 – April 13, 2003
Featuring:
David Deblinger*, Florencia Lozano*, Chris McGarry*, Michael Puzzo*
Set Design: Michelle Malavet
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Lighting Design: Jeremy Morris
Sound Design: Elizabeth Rhodes*
Featuring:
Carlo Alban*, Rebecca Cohen*, Beresford Bennett, Maggie Bofill*, Elizabeth Canavan*, Jill DeArmon*, Tomoko Miyagi*, Melissa Ross*, Wilemina Olivia Garcia*, Charles Goforth*, Daniel Harnett*, Mariana Hellmund*, Russell G. Jones*, Ayelet Kaznelson*, Jinn S. Kim*, Ana Ortiz*, Anilu Pardo*, Richard Petrocelli*, Michael Puzzo*, Justin Reinsilber*, Joselin Reyes*, Webb Wilcoxen*
Music by: Daniel Harnett*
Musical Direction and Arrangements: Eric DeArmon*
Lighting Design: Sarah Sidman*
Set Design: Michelle Malavet
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Choreographer: Jill DeArmon*
CULTURE BANDIT
By Vanessa Hidary
Directed by Mariana Hellmund*
May 28 – June 8, 2002
Featuring:
Vanessa Hidary
DARWAZA
By Ajay Naidu
Directed by David Anzuelo*
May 28 – June 8, 2002
Featuring:
Ajay Naidu
Featuring:
Quincy Tyler Bernstine*, Jennifer Hall, Laura Hughes*, Gina Maria Paoli*, Johnny Sanchez
Set Design: Michelle Malavet
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Lighting Design: David Lander
Video Design: Mariana Hellmund*/Ernesto Solo*
Sound Design: Elizabeth Rhodes*
Original Music: Joseph Diebes
Choreography: Jill DeArmon*
WHERE’S MY MONEY?
Written and Directed by John Patrick Shanley*
June 19 – August 12, 2001
Featuring:
David Deblinger*, Yetta Gottesman*, Florencia Lozano*, Chris McGarry*, John Ortiz*, Paula Pizzi*
Set Design: Michelle Malavet
Lighting Design: Sarah Sidman*
Sound Design: Eric DeArmon*
Fight Choreographer: Blaise Corrigan
Featuring
Elizabeth Canavan*, Salvatore Inzerillo*, Ron Cephas Jones*, John Ortiz*, David Zayas*
Set Design: Narelle Sissons*
Lighting Design: Sarah Sidman*
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Sound Design/ Composer: Eric DeArmon*
STOPLESS
By David Deblinger*
Directed by John Gould Rubin*
January 5-29, 2000
Featuring:
Maggie Burke*, Tomokoh Miyagi*, David Deblinger*, Justin Reinsilber*
Set Design: Nancy Thun
Lighting Design: Phil Widmer
Sound Design: Eric DeArmon*/ Hank Aberle
Choreographer: Jill DeArmon*
Costume Design: Linda Cho
Video Design: Ernesto Solo*/ Mariana Hellmund*
Music Compiled by: John Gould Rubin*
Composer: Matthew Pierce
Featuring:
Mark Hammer*, Salvatore Inzerillo*, Portia*, Russell G. Jones*, Trevor Long*, Tiprin Mandalay, Chris McGarry*, Ana Ortiz*, Richard Petrocelli*, Begonya Plaza, Felix Solis*, David Zayas*, Liza Colón-Zayas*
Lighting Design: Sarah Sidman*
Costume Design: Mimi O’Donnell*
Sound Design: Eric DeArmon*
DREAMING IN TONGUES
Compiled and Written by The Cast
Conceived, Co-Created and Directed by John Gould Rubin*
December 2 – 20, 1999
Featuring:
David Anzuelo*, Caroline Burwell, Liz Canavan*, Daniel Carlton, Rebecca Cohen-Alpert, David Deblinger*, Stephen Adly Guirgis*, Ayelet Kaznelson*, Jinn S. Kim*, Tomokoh Miyagi*, John Ortiz*, Anilu Pardo*, Nina Werman
Lighting Design: Phil Widmer
Sound Design: Eric DeArmon*/ Rob Tate
Costume Designer: Pilar Limosner
Dance Choreographer: Maria Torres
Co-Director: David Anzuelo*
Additional Writings by: Lidia Ramirez*/John Gould Rubin*
Featuring:
David Deblinger*, Stephen Adly Guirgis*, Gina Maria Paoli*, Richard Petrocelli*, Judy Reyes*, Yul Vázquez*
CUTTING OPEN WINGS
By Lydia Ramirez*
Directed by Iona Weissberg
March 11 – 29, 1998
Featuring:
Mariana Carreno*, Jaime Tirelli, Marlene Forte*, Carmen Rosario, David Zayas*, Gina Marie Paoli*
Set Design: Shelia Goloborotko
Sound Design: Tom Burnett
Lighting Design: Stephen Petrilli
Costume Design: Harry Nadal
Featuring:
Liza Colón-Zayas*, Lisa Tamplenizza, Cheray O’Neal, David Zayas*, Stephen Guirgis*, David Deblinger*, Liz Canavan*, Al Caro, Wilemina Olivia Garcia*, Jinn S. Kim*, Marlene Forté*, Philip Seymour Hoffman*, Gary Perez*, Judy Reyes*, Joe Davidson, Deborah McNeely, Isaiah Cazares, Guillermo Diaz, Maggie Bofill*, James Ferguson, Delilah Picart*, Charles Sanchez, Mariana Carreño*, John Ortiz*, Gina Marie Paoli*
Set Design: Marc Eckhardt
Bustier Design: Jeffrey McCall/ Simon Alcantara
RACE, RELIGION, POLITICS
By Stephen Adly Guirgis*
Directed by Charles Goforth*
Featuring:
Philip Seymour Hoffman*, Jinn S. Kim*, Richard Petrocelli*, Shawn Randall, Johnny Sanchez
Set Design: Dana Heffern
Lighting Design: Aryn Chapman
DEN OF THIEVES
By Stephen Adly Guirgis*
Directed by Max Daniels
Featuring:
Liza Colón*, Chris McGarry*, Sam Rockwell*, Lidia Ramirez*, Lou Moreno, David Zayas*, Ernest Mingione
Scene Design: Dana Heffern
Lighting Design: Douglas Cox
Costume Design: Daniel Youmans
Featuring:
David Batiste, Linda Bernhard, Marlene Forté*, Stephen Adly Guirgis* Chris McGarry*, Mel Nieves*, Richard Petrocelli*, Johnny Sanchez, Cindy Zayas, Michael Barbary
HOUSE OF DOLLS
By Vanessa Aspillaga*, Catherine Calderon*, Wilemina Garcia*, Delilah Picart*, Paula Pizzi*, Judy Reyes*, Liz Canavan*, Cindy Zayas-Navarrete
Directed by Catherine Calderon
March 26 – 31, 1996
Featuring
Wilemina Garcia*, Delilah Picart*, Paula Pizzi*, Liz Sherman*, Cindy Zayas-Navarrete
SHMOO
By David Deblinger*
Directed by Ellie Covan
September 13 – 30, 1995
Featuring
David Deblinger*
MOONLIGHT MILE
By Stephen Adly Guirgis*
Directed by Charles Goforth*
Featuring
David Anzuelo*, Liza Colón*, Elizabeth Canavan*, Stephen Adly Guirgis*, Chris McGarry*, John Ortiz*
Scenic Design: Mark Miller & Sara Bracken
Lighting Design: Earl Bowell
Sound Design: Johnny Sanchez
Music Arrangements: Johannes Kjeller
DIVINE HORSEMEN
Written and Directed by Paul Calderon*
December 13-16, 1995
Featuring
Paul Calderon*, Philip Seymour Hoffman*, John Ortiz*, Johnny Sanchez, David Zayas*
Featuring
David Deblinger* & Marlene Forté*
Choreographed by Anilu Pardo*
Scenic Design Harry Nadel
Lighting Design Earl Bovell
Costume Design Harry Nadel
Dramaturgy Jose Pelaez
DEATH WATCH
By Jean Genet
Directed by David Anzuelo*
April 17 – 25, 1995
Featuring
David Batiste, Liza Colón*, Joe Dedio, Guillermo Diaz, Marlene Forté*, Wilemina Garcia*, Stephen Adly Guirgis*, Chris McGarry*, Manny Perez*, Judy Reyes*, Lisa Tamplenizza, David Zayas*
Set Design: Ken Davis
Lighting Design: Earl Bovell
Costume Consultant: Christine Francis
I’LL BE HOME PARA LA NAVIDAD
By Janis Astor Del Valle
Directed by BRIE
Featuring
Gina Marie Paoli*
JUST THE THOUGHT OF SOMEONE
Written and Directed by Michael John Garcés
FRANCISCO AND BENNY
By Stephen Adly Guirgis*
Directed by Charles Goforth*
Featuring
David Anzuelo* & David Zayas*
DATING DUMMIES
By Elizabeth Ruiz
Directed by Royland Diaz
Featuring:
Paula Pizzi*, Elizabeth Canavan*, Gary Perez*, David Zayas*, Mel Nieves*, Stephen Adly Guirgis*, John Michael Garcés, Greory Lasker, Liza Colón*, Andrea Sisniega
Scenic Design Kerry Sharps
Lighting Design Earl Bovell
Costume Design Giselle Saavedra
Featuring:
David Deblinger*
Sound Design Webb Wilcoxen*
ROUGH HOUSE
By Lillian Ann Slugocki
Directed by Catherine Calderon
Featuring:
Liza Colón*, Guilermo Diaz*, Gloria Irizarry, Marlene Forté*, John Ortiz*, Manny Perez*, Carlos V. Sanz, David Zayas*
CATCH A FALLING STAR
By Betty Baker Spohr
Directed by Paul Calderon
Featuring:
Sam Rockwell*, William Rothliem
HOT AND LUSTY
By Ellen Halkauer
Directed by Cathy Calderon
Featuring:
John Ortiz, Florencia Lozano, David Zayas, Michael Barbary, Gina Marie Paoli, Elizabeth Canavan
GIRL TROUBLE
By Lillian Anne Slugocki
Directed by Catherine Calderon
Featuring
Marlene Forte, Judy Reyes, Maggie Rush, Vanessa Aspillaga, Elizabeth Canavan
Scenic Design: Lizzy Yoder
Lighting Design: Ken Allaire
*denotes Labyrinth Company Member
Taught by Labyrinth Company Members and Guest Artists, the goal of the five-week workshop is to allow students to explore and refine aspects of their particular craft — be it acting, writing, directing, or designing — within the context of Labyrinth’s unique Ensemble-based philosophy.
(Formerly the Labyrinth Master Class)
Spring Sessions begin April 6
Our annual residential week of workshops and new play development which enables emerging artists to push their boundaries, create their own work, be part of a collaborative ensemble, and generate vital new theater.
Now accepting applications.
Some of the theater’s most esteemed artists will talk about their craft and coach selected students in front of an intimate audience for a one-of-kind evening.
MORE INFO SOON
Without you, there is no Labyrinth.Your tax-deductible gift to Labyrinth Theater Company enables us to keep nurturing exciting theater artists and to develop and produce groundbreaking new American plays that continue to change the face of the American Theater.
Join the other Labyrinth lovers and keep the work thriving. Click below to donate online or call us at 212.513.1080.
Donate Online
Members of our PARTNERS PROGRAM make a gift of $1,000 or more to support Labyrinth’s developmental work and the growth of vital new theatrical voices. Our partners receive insider access and opportunities to engage in the creative process by attending workshops, meeting with artists, and celebrating with the company backstage for opening night.
Our Partners are instrumental not only in furthering Labyrinth’s creative abilities but also in ensuring that our work will have a home for another 20 years. See below for full listing of giving levels and benefits. For more information, please call us at 212.513.1080. View List of Benefits
$1,000 – Associates
$1,800 – Supporters
$2,500 – Advocates
$5,000 – Sponsors
The success of Labyrinth Theater Company is made possible by an extended family of key supporters. Government support as well as private and corporate foundations make up a crucial slice of these resources, and provide annual assistance to Labyrinth as an institution as well as to individual programs throughout the year. For information about Labyrinth’s institutional support, please contact us at (212) 513-1080.
We’d like to thank the following funders for their leadership support of Labyrinth.
The Axe-Houghton Foundation
Bloomberg Philanthropies
Dramatists Play Service
The Friars Foundation
The John Golden Fund
The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation
The Lucille Lortel Foundation
The Terrence B. & Sally Morris Memorial Fund
Newman’s Own Foundation
The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels Foundation
The Susan Stein Shiva Foundation
The Shubert Foundation
The Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust
The Dorothy Strelsin Foundation
Labyrinth’s productions are made possible, in part, with public funds from The New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency.
Labyrinth acknowledges the generous support of The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs; Kate D. Levin, Commissioner
is the lead sponsor of new play development at Labyrinth Theater Company.
Labyrinth structures our corporate sponsorships with a high-degree of customization and flexibility based on the sponsor’s individual philanthropic, marketing, and/or promotional goals. Our unique benefits packages and a commitment to making our sponsors true partners ensures a high level of satisfaction and brand exposure throughout the execution of the sponsorship.
For more information on corporate partnership, please contact our office at 212-513-1080.
We offer numerous ways to build a sponsor profile and platform:
Brand integration, sampling, interactive displays, product placement, hospitality, corporate entertaining, customer events, media and press outreach, official designations, online & social networking presence, VIP ticketing & seating, entertainment spaces and category exclusivity.
-New York Magazine
Save the date for Labyrinth’s annual gala event
Have a question for us about tickets, shows, classes or anything? Drop us a line and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.
Labyrinth Theater Company
at the Bank Street Theater
155 Bank Street
New York, NY 10014
Admin Office: 212.513.1080
E-mail: lab@labtheater.org
Website: labtheater.org
We are located in the heart of the West Village in the Westbeth Complex near Bank St. and Washington. Our theater, box office and administrative offices are all in the same place so stop by and say hi if you are in the neighborhood.
The closest Subway stop is the A/C/E line at 14th Street.
