ICYMI we’re producing the Ukrainian Drama Showcase on behalf of Razom for Ukraine (@razom.for.ukraine ) and the Ukrainian Cultural Festival (@ucf.razom ) — THIS WEEK May 7-10 🎭
We’d love to share these six amazing plays with you - see you at the Flamboyan Theater (Clemente Center LES)
We’ll also be livestreaming Saturday and Sunday’s performances on HowlRound @howlround
Ticket link in bio 🎟️
THANK YOU to everyone who joined us for the reading of “Bartolomé de las Casas Ruins my Pool”!
We had such a great time sharing this incredible work by @jmesri and opening a conversation about how this play can live between the worlds of theatre and cinema.
Directed by @dangambini
Cast: @sexytosomeppl@mimiluisadavila@aaroncino@darioladani@_amandla
Produced by split/decision & @darioladani
Huge thank you to @reunion and @atticstudios for hosting us and helping make this reading possible.
Grateful for the energy, the curiosity, and everyone who came out to listen, watch, and imagine the future of this piece with us.
Swipe for moments from the reading!
📸 @VikVicariously
split/decision and Reunion invite you to a reading of the new play 🌴 Bartolomé de las Casas Ruins my Pool 🌴 by Julián Mesri (@jmesri )
Tuesday, March 10th, 7pm @ Attic Studios (@atticstudios ) in Long Island City, NYC
We’re taking you to Miami, where Pamela and Patricio are visited by two blasts from the past: her estranged brother from Buenos Aires and….a 16th century friar who will not stop swimming?
We’re inviting film creatives to imagine with us - what cinematic elements could be brought into the stage play or how do you see its evolution to film? We’ll have a discussion right after the reading.
RSVP LINK IN BIO 🔗
Directed by Danilo Gambini (@dangambini )
Lautaro – Frankie J. Alvarez (@sexytosomeppl )
Pamela – Mimi Davila (@mimiluisadavila )
Fray – Aaron Costa Ganis (@aaroncino )
Patricio – Dario Ladani (@darioladani )
Independent Film, Theater, and Music worlds collided in such a beautiful way at our Sundance Send-off, hosted by @split.decisionco@reunion@outerkin_
So grateful for everyone who showed up, connected, and danced. 🤍✨
Tag the friends you spot in the pics (and anyone we should know) in the comments.
📸 by @ali.kocar.photography .
#sundancefilmfestival #reunion #film #theater #housemusicallnightlong
Happy New Year!
Thank you for joining us in 2025 for:
🇨🇱 Manifest Destiny by Manuel Ortiz
🇺🇦 Ukrainian Cultural Festival with Razom for Ukraine
📓 Burn Book by JJ McGlone
CHEERS TO 2025, bring on 2026! 🥂🍾
Reach out to us with your project ideas 💗
“If hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, then heaven help the gay schoolboy who’s been outshone.” - Tony Marinelli
You have two more chances to see what all the fuss is about — read the full review at the link in our bio 👀👀
📸 @vikvicariously
🩸It takes a coven to bring an independent theater performance to life.
🩸Each production is the result of countless hours and late nights, fueled by the passion and dedication of a team of theater makers working behind the scenes.
🩸From researching and rehearsing, to drafting, building, painting, sewing, casting spells, engineering, and designing lighting, costumes, sound, and set… every detail is intricately woven together with blood, sweat, and tears.
🎭✨ Congratulations!
A big thank you to HOLA (Hispanic Organization of Latin Actors) and a special shoutout to Ana María Estades, Chair.
We’re proud to share that:
🏆 Attilio Rigotti and Miguel Valderrama won HOLA Awards for Best Stage Design for Manifest Destiny,
and
🏆 Manuel Ortíz won the HOLA Award for Best Director for his original play Manifest Destiny.
👏 Bravo to all for their incredible artistry and dedication to storytelling!
#HOLAawards #TeatroLATEA #ManifestDestiny #LatinoTheater #NYCTheater #HispanicActors #ArtInTheater
We’d like to invite you to attend the US Premiere of Cassandra by Lesia Ukrainka, a towering figure of Ukrainian literature and feminist thought. The production runs October 10 – 19 at Teatro LATEA (107 Suffolk Street, NYC), with a preview on October 9.
In this lyrical and haunting work, Cassandra stands at the gates of Troy, cursed never to be believed even as her visions of destruction come true. Ukrainka transforms myth into a piercing exploration of truth, denial, and resilience; a play that resonates urgently today.Helmed by Artemis Wheelock, a rising NYC-based director dedicated to uplifting trans voices and queer joy, and Illia George, a Ukrainian-born actor, illustrator, and founder of Eklektika Productions, the staging brings together a bold creative vision and Ukrainian cultural legacy.
Presented by Eklektika Productions and Razom for Ukraine, and generously supported by UNWLA and HURI, this historic production is part of Razom’s Ukrainian Cultural Festival, a month-long citywide celebration spotlighting Ukrainian creativity and resistance. 🇺🇦
Get your tickets now through the link in our bio!🎟
