My one-act play provides a definitive American experience by going way back to before this country was called America. I am proud to be an American because... I wish I could think of a suita…
My one-act play provides a definitive American experience by being made to order. And vegan-friendly. I am proud to be an American because I am terrified of decline. And in Ame…
My one-act play provides a definitive American experience by demonstrating yet again that the past of the future is the present. We're too busy with the what's-happening-now to remember th…
My one-act play provides a definitive American experience by showing how America's youth is taking full advantage of the democratic process.I am proud to be an American because I can write t…
My one-act play provides a definitive American experience by giving you lady teachers in love! Only way to get through the crazy life - and educational system - is to move on, and Cheer di…
My one-act play provides a definitive American experience by causing a man of deep devotion to want to blow himself up. I am proud to be an American because as a guy who is overweight and ou…
My one-act play provides a definitive American experience by reminding you why sometimes, it doesn't pay to show up to the polls early. I am proud to be an American because none of yer godd…
American Democracy has been called a "great experiment," and the Democracy project at The Brick was created with that idea in mind. This means that, as with all experiments, the conclusion w…
The Brick recently simplified the process and extended the deadline to apply for its upcoming DEMOCRACY performance festival in June. In order to prevent confusion, we've put together this F…
In recent history, the integrity of our election process, the functionality of the U.S. government and the basis of the American Dream have been frequently questioned. Can the Supreme Court …
One of the first productions I did at The Brick, back in 2004, was a performance of The Pragmatists, an obscure early play by the equally obscure 20th-century Polish playwright Stanislaw Ign…
Dear Supporters of The Brick: We are writing to ask for your continuing financial support to help The Brick continue its programming in 2011 and beyond.The Brick has been running strong n…
The new Brick Summer Festival theme trumpets the end of print media, the Haitian Earthquake and the triumphal return of Republican power to Washington.What. Too Soon?From June 4th to July…
Every year around this time The Brick's staff gets together and discusses possible themes for our upcoming Summer Theme Festival. After a few weeks of heavy drinking and chasing each other a…
The Paper of Record has seen fit to pick The Brick and The Blood Brothers as a very cost-efficient and satisfying way to spend your All Hallows' Eve goodwill, cheer, and cash. Come closin…
The Shantytown Ball last Saturday night was attended by many individuals who ran the gamut of the socioeconomic costuming spectrum. There were Dapper Dans, Flapper Flos, Homeless Hennies and…
Everyone knows how to dress fancy: put on a tie or a dress or something else you buy at the store. But dressing like a hobo " as opposed to a disgusting, friendless slob " requires energy, d…
There are still a few tickets left for the final two performances of The Granduncle Quadrilogy, so look sharp!Meanwhile, some more press:Greg Burgett in the New York Press: The Granduncle Qu…
From today's New York Post...ANXIOUS APPLE IS NOW PILL CITYBy ANDY GELLERNervous New Yorkers are popping more pills.Prescriptions for anti-anxiety drugs, anti-depressants and sleep aids are …
The greatly anticipated Granduncle review from nytheatre.com's very own Martin Denton posted today, and we're thrilled to say that he liked it! Here are some highlights: It's a funny sho…