New Neighborhood

New Neighborhood is back and we’re headed to Boca! Jackson and Steven have been developing The Happiness Gym with playwright Ken Weitzman for the last few minutes and we’re thrilled to be working with the incredible folks at to bring it to life for the first time. Good news, gratitude, connection: April 12-20.

We're delighted that Resident Ensemble Players at University of Delaware is hosting 4 interactive digital presentations of Endless Loop of Gratitude this weekend. The first one's already booked up, but there is still room for Saturday and Sunday. Please join us!

Endless Loop Endless Loop* of Gratitude

We’re thrilled to be part of New Ohio Theatre Ice Factory 2021! June 30-August 14 >> https://bit.ly/3vYXrSO

Heads up! KEEP MOVING, an innovative piece exploring how a group of women preserve their identities as artists and dancers when live performance is on pause, is on demand thru Feb 28 only! Get tickets at WP Theater http://bit.ly/3aykP1f

Register to Vote. Join us in the Fight for Crystal Mason.

“Why Would I Dare?: The Trial of Crystal Mason” is a unique reading as it has a direct aim: Save Crystal Mason from Prison. See how you can impact Crystal’s case and join us for a of her 2018 trial streaming October 13th through November 2nd, 2020, presented by The Commissary, Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, and New Neighborhood.

Striving to rebuild her life after prison, attempted to vote in the 2016 election but was arrested and accused of casting a fraudulent vote. “Why Would I Dare?: The Trial of Crystal Mason” follows her harrowing fight against another five years in prison as neighbors testify against her newfound freedom and integrity as a Black American mother.

MORE INFO / RSVP → https://www.rattlestick.org/20202021-season/crystalmason-zy4yp
ADVOCACY RESOURCES → https://www.rattlestick.org/advocacy-resources

Join us for a of Crystal Mason’s 2018 trial in an effort to bring awareness to her ongoing case. “Why Would I Dare?: The Trial of Crystal Mason” will stream October 13th through November 2nd, 2020, presented by The Commissary, Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, and New Neighborhood.

Striving to rebuild her life after prison, attempted to vote in the 2016 election but was arrested and accused of casting a fraudulent vote. "Why Would I Dare?: The Trial of Crystal Mason" follows her harrowing fight against another five years in prison as neighbors testify against her newfound freedom and integrity as a Black American mother.

MORE INFO / RSVP → https://www.rattlestick.org/20202021-season/crystalmason-zy4yp

Since the first 24-hour reading of the entire [redacted] Mueller Report reading in June, nearly a dozen other public Report-related events have taken place all over the country. Now New Neighborhood wants to help organize readings on as many college campuses as possible on November 3 – exactly one year prior to the 2020 Election. If you study or teach poli sci, government, history, or drama, and care about our democracy – or know someone who does – we want to hear from you! Replies and direct messages welcome. And please share!

"The roots of the movement can be traced to a live reading in Queens staged over 24 hours in June titled 'Filibustered and Unfiltered: America Reads the Mueller Report,' boasting more than 100 readers."

How the Mueller report became a live-theater summer sensation With former special counsel Robert Mueller poised to testify before Congress, theaters across the country, including two in L.A., stage readings of his report.

Surprise!

Thanks, American Theatre magazine!

The Mueller Report Is the Surprise Hit of the Summer The special counsel’s report has inspired six different events in a two-month period, combining entertainment and activism—and original songs.