The third episode in our series exploring New Yorkers’ perspectives on death features Tony-nominee Peter Friedman, Danielle Davenport and Keith Randolph Smith.
The second episode in our series exploring New Yorkers’ perspectives on death features Tony-nominee Jeremy Shamos, Gardiner Comfort and Jennifer Morris.
Emmy-nominee Laverne Cox (“Orange is the New Black”) headlines this episode, which concludes our series exploring LGBTQ perspectives. Also, a final preview of the new musical “Times Square,” by Jill Sobule, Robin Eaton and Tony-nominee Jim Lewis.
The third in a series of episodes highlighting the perspectives of LGBTQ people. Following the monologues, Jill Sobule sings a song from the musical she’s co-writing about two girls who fall in love, run away and form a band.
The second installment of a series highlighting the perspectives of LGBTQ people, this episode features an interview with one member of Theater of the Oppressed NYC’s theater troupe for homeless youth. Also, Michael Friedman sings a song about Tony Kushner.
This live recording from the Barrow Theater features monologues based on interviews with LGBTQ people. Also, a preview of a song from the new Jill Sobule-Robin Eaton musical, “Time Square.”
The conclusion of our “Occupy #S17” series, which features live recordings from a special cabaret the Civilians hosted to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the OWS movement. This episode highlights two monologues & a musical performance led by Marykate O’Neil and Jill Sobule.
More live performances from “Occupy #S17,” a special cabaret the Civilians hosted to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the OWS movement. This episode features two monologues & a performance by the band Pistolera.
More live performances from “Occupy #S17,” a special cabaret the Civilians hosted to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the OWS movement. This episode features two monologues & a rendition of John Lennon’s “Power to the People” by Marykate O’Neil & her band.
More live performances from “Occupy #S17,” a special cabaret the Civilians hosted to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the OWS movement. Actors perform monologues & “The Punk Prayer,” the song that sent three members of Pussy Riot to prison.
This episode continues our investigation of the beauty pageant that takes place in the national women’s prison in Bogotá, Colombia. Actors perform monologues based on interviews with contestants, inmates and staff at the prison.
Performers, including Tony-nominee Kathleen Chalfant and musician Jill Sobule, commemorate the one-year anniversary of Occupy Wall Street with a live performance at Joe’s Pub in NYC.
This episode explores the beauty pageant that takes place in the national women’s prison in Bogotá, Colombia. Actors perform monologues based on interviews with contestants, inmates and staff at the prison.
This episode features a monologue based on an interview with an inmate at the national women’s prison in Bogotá, Colombia, and a song from the Civilians’ show “Gone Missing.”
This episode features monologues from our ongoing “Occupy Your Mind” project, which invites people everywhere to perform monologues based on interviews related to the OWS movement.
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