Events

The Six O'Clock News

Fri Jan 11, 6:00pm

Join Festival staff and special guests to talk about events at the festival. These are interactive free form post-show and pre-show conversations, featuring inside tips, artist insights, cocktail specials, and weather updates. Daily at 6pm, Friday January 11th to Sunday January 20th. Meet on the Mezzanine Level.

Life and Times: FEED Humanities Event

Wed Jan 16, 6:00pm

Everything You Wanted To Know About Nature Theater of Oklahoma But Were Afraid to Ask! with The Program

January 16, 2012, 440 Studios - Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette Street, 3rd Floor, 6pm-7pm

The Program are a roving trio of arts journalist and thinkers who devote themselves to making great theater accessible to all through background chat, cool essays and questions answered. They are TIME OUT NEW YORK's Theater Editor David Cote, the arts critic and professor Helen Shaw, and the playwright and scholar Jeffrey Jones.

Life and Times: FEED Humanities Event

Tue Jan 22, 6:00pm

The Role of The Everyman in Culture, Media and Art

January 22, 2013, 440 Studios - Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette Street, 3rd Floor, 6pm-7pm

Why - and How - does the Everyman become mythic? Who are artists and art makers that have responded to this idea? Where does Twitter fit into all this? Moderated by NPR's STUDIO 360 founding host Julie Burstein.

Life and Times FEED Humanities Event

Tue Jan 29, 6:00pm

Great Lengths: Nature Theater of Oklahoma and Marathon Theater

January 29, 2013, 440 Studios - Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette Street, 3rd Floor, 6pm-7pm

How does LIFE AND TIMES: EPISODE 1-4 fit within the context of other marathon works for the stage? Join Hunter College professor Jonathan Kalb as he locates LIFE AND TIMES amongst companies such as Britain's Forced Entertainment and New York's Elevator Repair Service. A fascinating lecture in support of Professor Kalb's new book of the same title.