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NYSAF was founded in 1985 and plays a vital role in helping emerging and established artists develop new plays, 音乐剧, 剧本, 和电视节目. The organization has been credited with the early-stage efforts that ultimately resulted in such Broadway hits as the Tony Award-winning Hamilton, Hadestown, 和怀疑. 除了, NYSAF artists have contributed to Pulitzer-finalists such as The Wolves and A 24-Decade 历史 of Popular Music, and Broadway 音乐剧 such as Head Over Heels and American Idiot.

Building upon NYSAF’s successful work with Marist during the past two years, this dynamic relationship will include hosting the return of NYSAF’s NYC-based Winter Season (2月2日7-March 5) at Marist’s Midtown Manhattan location and continue with NYSAF’s 2023 Summer Season to be held on the Marist Campus in Poughkeepsie (July 14-August 6), in which hundreds of artists will incubate new stories for the stage and screen through NYSAF’s celebrated residency and workshop programs. This collaboration also will expand the reach of popular public programs to benefit local communities served by both NYSAF and bet亚洲365欢迎投注.

“代表我们每年服务的数百名艺术家, I am so glad to be extending and deepening our relationship with Marist,NYSAF临时艺术总监Liz Carlson说. “我们都关注社区建设, bet亚洲365欢迎投注持续学习, and on discovering unique and surprising ways to experience the world around us. To be able to invest in this work and serve our respective communities in a long-term sustained way, 在哈德逊河谷和纽约市, 对我们所有人来说都是难得的机会吗.”

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New York Stage and Film’s mission is to create a nurturing environment for artistic process away from critical and commercial pressures, and it proudly collaborated with Vassar College to produce the summer Powerhouse Season in Poughkeepsie. 自2021年以来, NYSAF has been presenting programming at both Marist and Vassar to meet the evolving needs of its artistic community and to respond to logistical limitations during the COVID pandemic. The dedicated collaboration announced today between NYSAF and Marist builds upon the two organizations’ existing work together and will give a wider community of artists in both the Hudson Valley and NYC the space and resources to pursue their work throughout the calendar year.

“We are grateful for this expanded relationship with New York Stage and Film, which will provide a unique benefit to bet亚洲365欢迎投注 and our surrounding community,Marist执行副总裁杰弗里. 布兰科特. “Our campus will play host to world class theater workshops and productions, Marist students in both Poughkeepsie and Manhattan will have the opportunity to apprentice and work with top leaders in theater and film, 和年轻, aspiring artists will have access to amazing experiences through our summer pre-college programs for high school students.”

bet亚洲365欢迎投注将提供住房, 彩排, and performances space for NYSAF’s year-round programming as well as specialized resources to support NYSAF’s Filmmakers’ Workshop and other programming. NYSAF will focus all of its Summer Season on Marist’s Poughkeepsie campus and will work with the College to lend professional expertise to its curricular programs. Students will benefit from year-round experiential learning opportunities and apprentice positions, and the School of 传播与艺术 and School of 文科 will engage various student-centered clubs, organizations and other programs in practical work opportunities that support the collaboration, 例如协助NYSAF营销, 公关和社交媒体活动.

“NYSAF extends our heartfelt gratitude to our colleagues at Vassar for their support through many years of the Powerhouse Season,董事会主席芭芭拉·马诺切里安说. “We are eager to build on our track record of curating exceptional stories and serving artists and audiences through our expanded relationship with Marist. 他们一直欢迎合作者, excited to help envision unique ways to serve new work and provide a vital launch pad for new generations of artists.”