Welcome to The Lark's first installment of The Nest, a monthly guide to the current plays and public events where you can find our artists and community members sharing their voices and talents around New York. Be sure to send your summer out on a high note by checking out the five productions we've got on tap for August!
This production features two Larkees, including the author, Anna Zeigler, and the multi-talented Matt Dellapina, an actor this time around, but who also flexed his playwriting muscles here at the Lark during Playwrights' Week 2014.
Playwright Yussef El Guindi was Lark's Middle East America Fellow in 2010.
Playwright Alan Hruska is a member of Lark's Board of Directors.
Fresh out of college, a young poet seeks her voice and place in New York City. Taunted by a Greek chorus of blue collar workers, she grapples with her role in gentrification, the oppression of homelessness, and a budding romance.
​Amelia Parenteau, playwright and former Lark Apprentice, brings her new play to this year's FringeNYC!
​Larkee Lisa Peterson directs this twisty and darkly comic story about families- the ones we’re born into, and the ones we find along the way.