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Things are getting spooky on NYC stages this season! 👻 TDF Stages spoke with the playwrights behind Paranormal Activity, A Ghost in Your Ear and 2:22 - A Ghost Story...
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“Every show should do an autism-friendly performance. They give everything back that they’re getting from the stage.” - Thomas M. Neff Last month, we kicked off our TDF Autism Friendly...
Here's what's streaming this weekend, all free! It's your chance for a Holland Taylor political double feature, your last opportunity to stream The Metropolitan Opera's The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier...
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"Theatre is meant to be a place where everyone feels welcome." - Caissie Levy After our Autism Friendly Performance of Ragtime last month, Tony-winning star Cassie Levy shared why these...
Throughout the run of Ryan J. Haddad’s GOOD TIME CHARLIE, we’re partnering with TDF and Hands On to offer a variety of accessible performances, including: Open Captioned, ASL Interpreted, Mask...
