Artistic Programming About » Artistic Programming New Victory discovers performances from around the globe that excite and move us and celebrate different perspectives and experiences. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Mary Rose Lloyd, New Victory attends hundreds of live productions each year, visiting venues as well as international, national and local festivals to find adventurous work for our stages. Featuring artistic disciplines and traditions from many cultures, every season includes a mix of performing arts genres with shows for a wide range of ages. Award-winning Dedication New Victory is a premier New York stage and the standard-bearer of family performing arts in the U.S. Several New Victory shows have been recognized with Tony, Obie and Drama Desk Awards. New Victory has received a special Drama Desk Award for “providing enchanting, sophisticated children’s theater that appeals to the child in all of us, and for nurturing a love of theater in young people.” There’s more sheer inventiveness and wonder in a single New Victory season than in most venues combined. Take your kid! Or a niece and nephew. Or simply treat your inner child. Time Out New York Season Archives From Tokyo to Tallahassee, New Victory Artistic Programming scours the globe to bring the very best in theater for family audiences to our theaters. Diverse in origin and art form, the one thing they all share is a certain kind of magic that makes us sit up and say “that’s a New Victory show!” Explore the season archives New Victory Dance Archives New Victory Dance showcases the incredible artistry and diversity of New York City dance. Each New Victory Dance program is a mixed bill, lifting innovative up-and-comers alongside renowned icons and celebrating our city’s effervescent melting pot of movement vocabularies and styles. Explore the Dance Archives New Work Development New Victory LabWorks, our new work development program, invites artists to hone their craft, expand their skills, make contacts in the field, take artistic risks and make bold choices with their work. Learn More Artist Submissions The Artistic Programming team evaluates numerous submissions and arts listings and reviews. It cultivates relationships with a broad spectrum of artists to stay abreast of fresh new performing arts for all ages. Submission Info Research Groundbreaking research on the impact of performing arts on kids New Victory Usher Corps New Victory jobs, academic support & mentorship for NYC youth Meet the Team Get to know New Victory leadership, board and staff Photos: Peter and the Wolf (New Victory 2009) by Bert Hulselmans; Ajijaak on Turtle Island (New Victory 2019) by Richard Termine; The Migration (New Victory 2017) by William Perrigen
