What they call their work
What they do
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Podcast and Radio Production 1 activity
- Produce a nationally recognized Shakespeare-themed podcastProduces a comedic and analytical podcast that explores Shakespearean characters and themes, distributed through media platforms to reach a broad audience.
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Professional Theatrical Production 1 activity
- Produce and perform original and adapted theatrical worksCreates and stages live theater productions, including original plays and contemporary adaptations, such as a pandemic-themed adaptation of The Decameron and a murder-mystery-farce featuring reimagined Gothic characters. The organization has presented works at festivals including SheNYC Summer Theater Festival and FringeNYC, where it received recognition for ensemble excellence.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Fund nonprofit initiatives through proceeds from theatrical performancesDirects a portion of proceeds from specific theatrical readings, such as "My Witch: The Margaret Hamilton Stories," to support external nonprofit organizations like Let’s Send These Kids to School.
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Who runs it
- CHARLOTTE AHLIN — DIRECTOR
- DAVID TOPCHIK — DIRECTOR
- KAREN WALD — DIRECTOR
- MARGARET COLIN — DIRECTOR
- MELANIE MITCHELL — DIRECTOR
Who they work with
- Bay Street Theater Partner — Presented a developmental production of 'My Witch: The Margaret Hamilton Stories' in July 2019.
- Bella Notte Restaurant Partner — Provided a monetary donation to Fat Knight Theatre.
- Bridge Street Theatre Partner — Presented the play 'ChipandGus' at their venue in Catskill, New York.
- CPM Partner — Provided a donation to Fat Knight Theatre.
- IBM Partner — Provided a monetary donation to Fat Knight Theatre.
- Internal Revenue Service Government — Recognized as a tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
- Let’s Send These Kids to School Partner — Partnered with Let’s Send These Kids to School by directing a portion of proceeds from the "My Witch" staged reading to support its mission.
- Martell-Donagher LLC Partner — Provided a monetary donation to Fat Knight Theatre.
- New York Theatre District Government — John Ahlin lives 27 stories above the New York Theatre District, indicating a geographic and professional connection.
- Snowlion Rep Partner — Co-produced a theatrical performance in Boothbay Harbor, Maine in June 2024.
- shenycarts.org Network — Participated in the sheNYC 2021 Summer Theater Festival.
How they approach the work
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- Contemporary Reimagining as Social Reflectionmethodology: contemporary_adaptationBy adapting classic narratives through genre-blending and contemporary settings, the organization explores modern anxieties and societal issues, because audiences engage more critically and emotionally when familiar stories are reframed to reflect current cultural tensions.
- Personal Narrative as Theatrical Lensmethodology: personal_narrative_theaterBy grounding theatrical explorations in personal and familial connections to historical figures, the organization creates intimate, relatable narratives because audiences respond more deeply to stories that bridge public history with private experience.
- Theatre for Humanizationmethodology: theatre-for-humanizationBy presenting live theatre that reimagines larger-than-life figures from history, literature, and mythology through a humanizing lens, the organization fosters public connection and inspiration because audiences relate more deeply to vulnerable, accessible portrayals than to archetypal or mythic versions.