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Brooklyn College ‘off-Broadway’ theatre partnership

Brooklyn College and New York’s Public Theatre have joined together to provide opportunities to support emerging creative talent through master classes, arts administration fellowships, and research opportunities.

Brooklyn College is part of the City University of New York which delivers a liberal arts program including undergraduate and masters degrees in arts, media, theatre, fine arts and music.  The Public Theatre was one of the first not for profit theatres to be opened in the US and declares one of its unique strengths to be ‘The only theater in New York that produces Shakespeare and the classics, musicals, contemporary, and experimental pieces in equal measure’. The partnership was supported by The Tow Foundation.

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