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"I can't think of a more noble, more vital contribution than what Epic does. The nurturing, the awakening of hearts and minds of the young people they work with. I don't think there's a greater gift to our world today"
-- David Strathairn at Epic's 2006 Gala

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Epic Theatre Ensemble

Epic Off-Broadway

 PASSION PLAY
by Sarah Ruhl                               Directed by Mark Wing-Davey

Learn more about Epic’s 9th Season.

 

Shakespeare Remix Macbeth

WINNER! 2009 Coming Up Taller Award from the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities

Founding Executive Director of Education Melissa Friedman & Chelsea High School Student Shana Brown with First Lady Michelle Obama

http://www.pcah.gov/news/CUT09Obama.htm

WINTER: HARLEM, BRONX, MANHATTAN

SHAKESPEARE REMIX MACBETH
The Classic Play colliding with new writing by Epic Students

December 17-19, 2009 
Students from Chelsea High School collaborate with Epic Artists to adapt and perform Shakespeare’s classic for our time. Professional ensemble features KATHLEEN CHALFANT, JOHN KEABLER, GODFREY L. SIMMONS, JR.,  and JAMES WALLERT. Directed by MELISSA FRIEDMAN. Beckett Theatre @ Theatre Row, 410 West 42nd Street.

Admission is FREE, For Reservations: 212. 613 5434

http://epictheatreensemble.org/education/bridges/after-school-shakespeare/

SPRING: BROOKLYN

ADMISSION IS FREE: Beckett Theatre @ Theatre Row, 410 West 42nd Street

 

 

Season Nine: Doubt & Certainty 

FALL 2009: MAHIDA’S EXTRA KEY TO HEAVEN by Russell Davis

WINTER 2009: SHAKESPEARE REMIX MACBETH

SPRING 2010: PASSION PLAY by Sarah Ruhl

 

 

Epic in Schools

At Epic Theatre Ensemble, we believe that plays are ideally suited for helping students explore the connection between politics and their personal lives. Our education programs use theatre to foster empathy, create civic dialogue, and empower student voices in their communities and beyond.

During in-depth residencies in English and History classrooms in the NYC Public Schools, Epic works with classroom teachers to guide students in the exploration of the relationship between individuals and their society. Working with Epic Teaching Artists, students write and perform theatre productions that inspire and awaken civic engagement.

Learn More about these programs Epic in Schools