All communities share one thing: they bring people together! By sharing and exchanging ideas, communities grow from having something in common—where people live, what they like, or how they see the world. For the next two months, New Victory Arts Break will introduce you to a community of theatermakers creating adventurous new work for families: New Victory LabWorks.
To celebrate all of the New Victory LabWorks we’ve received, we’re highlighting five alumni companies who are making waves in New York City (and beyond!).
LabWorks encourages NYC artists to create imaginative work for young audiences. Laura Been and Li Kennedy answer some questions about the program!
Their piece of puppet theater celebrates the humpback whale’s return to New York City waters after pollution drove the species away for many years.
In this new year, New Victory LabWorks takes center stage at New 42 with both works-in-progress and productions on stage this winter at New Victory.
ChelseaDee first fell in love with theater when she was a kid. Now, she gets to create work for young audiences with New Victory LabWorks!
Laura Galindo can’t wait to create her own new work for young audiences. Get to know Laura, her project and her creative process!
Throughout the season, we’re highlighting the talented artists who make up New Victory LabWorks. Next up is Jess Kaufman!
Learn more about LabWorks artist Sarah Dahnke, her exciting project To Grow a Pomegranate and what first made her fall in love with theater.
Check out the roster of talented New York City artists pursuing the creation of innovative, adventurous new work for young audiences.
