LAByrinth's artistic growth is a direct result of the generosity of supporters like you, who we embrace as family.  The part you play is as crucial to the genesis of theater as is anyone else's - something of which I had some idea as a Company Member, but am ever more aware of now, as co-Artistic Director.  And so I am making this appeal to you.
 
We are now able to accept credit card donations through our website!  I sincerely hope you will consider an end-of-year contribution to our work that will help sustain our mission to create new theater for diverse artists and audiences that truly reflects our New York City home.  Please click this link to donate online today!

LAByrinth has developed hundreds of new plays, staged 48 world premiere productions here in New York City; toured the world; and given a voice to numerous revered artists.  We are a multi-ethnic collective of 104 actors, writers, designers, directors and technicians; 19 board members; seven staff members and three Artistic Directors - but our friends, donors and audience members like you are equally a part of this family.

We are now in our 16th Season, and at LAByrinth this year, we have already presented the world premiere production of A View From 151st Street by Bob Glaudini, directed by Peter DuBois,  and staged readings of 14 new plays. In February we will present UNCONDITIONAL by Brett C. Leonard, directed by Mark Wing-Davey; and, in March, The Little Flower of East Orange by Stephen Adly Guirgis, directed by my co-Artistic Director Philip Seymour Hoffman (a co-production with our host The Public Theater); as well as two developmental productions in June.  Our distinctive development process has proved its worth through new theater that speaks to all of us - like Guinea Pig Solo in 2004, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot in 2005, A Small, Melodramatic Story in 2006 and Jack Goes Boating in 2007.

We appreciate your time, your ticket purchases and all your interest in LAByrinth: your involvement is our very lifeblood.  In supporting us, you become part of our family - and our work becomes, in part, yours.  We welcome you with open arms.