American Theatre of Actors
Founded in 1976 by James Jennings, American Theatre of Actors is a repertory theatre company consisting of 50 actors, 15 playwrights and 8 directors. Its purpose is to promote the development of new playwrights, directors and actors and offer space for them to grow and expand their craftsmanship while simultaneously creating work that explores social issues facing audiences today.
Productions (34)
A dying woman’s secret ignites chaos, where love, race, and murder collide in tragedy.
A witty tale of love, anxiety, and surreal revelations through dreamlike escapades.
A powerful Off-Broadway drama returns Dec 3-8, following lives intertwined by fate and hope.
A sharp, satirical musical blending Fitzgerald's 1920s with a modern immigrant couple's journey.
Three witches predict Macbeth's kingship. Driven by his wife, he kills for the throne, causing a civil war.
Four friends in their 60s face life's changes as Bella reveals her plan to escape to Chile's seacoast.
A young couple’s journey with an enigmatic stranger offers the ultimate test of their desires.
Love triangle dynamics with surprising tolerance and philosophical musings.
Exposes CIA role in Mandela's arrest, mirrors Black struggles in U.S. and South Africa's apartheid.
A psychiatrist's life intertwines with a Muslim patient's, leading to a poignant exploration.
A playwright faces futuristic romantic entanglements amid his Broadway stresses.
