Haddad's newest autobiographical play, Dark Disabled Stories, is a series of stirring vignettes about the strangers he encounters while navigating a city (and a world) not built for his walker and cerebral palsy. By turns raunchy, hilarious, and unforgiving, Dark Disabled Stories probes implicit ableism and the assumptions we make about people we'll never really know. Access info: All seats are ... More >>

• La Casita on Sunday, August 8th at 8pm In 2001, Lincoln Center hosted the first La Casita, a citywide, internationally inclusive festival celebrating the global oral traditions in poetry and music, grounded in the principle that New York City is more equitably represented by presenting the rich artistic traditions of its many underserved communities. In honor of La Casita's twentieth ... More >>

Reflecting Queens Theatre’s commitment to the creation of original work and engagement within the Disabled community, this evening of three short play readings centers on fresh perspectives for Disabled identity. In 2001, Queens Theatre began its play development program, New American Voices, which led to the 2018 launch of their Theatre for All initiative, created to provide services for ... More >>

To mark the centennial of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution granting women the right to vote, Park Avenue Armory, with lead partner National Black Theatre, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Laundromat Project, and seven other cultural institutions across New York City, commissioned over 100 self-identified women, or nonbinary, artists to respond to the complex history of women’s ... More >>

Hi my name is Kelly Tate and I work for Person-Centered Care Services. A non-profit in New York that is creating change within communities by supporting people with disabilities on their search for identity and acceptance. We host a show called emPower (h)Our and we are looking for someone in the deaf community to be a special guest(s) on September 23, 2021, THURSDAY. We would love to talk to ... More >>