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NYU's Tisch School of the Arts

The plays on our newest featured list were all written by 2018 graduates of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts Dramatic Writing MFA program. The Tisch program is noted for cross-training students in television writing and screenwriting in addition to playwriting; its alumni are strongly represented in Los Angeles in addition to New York City (and elsewhere). These scripts represent the diversity of backgrounds, identities, and voices that make up the NYU MFA Class of 2018.

Save + Quit by Sophia Chetin-Leuner
Deadset by Hannah Doran
Mingus by Tyler English-Beckwith
Tomorrow by Samuel Evans
Under The Pillow by Sam Godfrey
Roof by Omar Hantash
Family Affairs by Douglas Kmiotek
Tacos by Adam Lujan
A Brief List of Everyone Who Died by Jacob Marx Rice
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The Temple by Tylie Shider
English by Sanaz Toossi
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Nelson Diaz-Marcano recommended The Siblings by Karen Fix Curry
“ This is a fun romance! I had a great time spending it with these characters and seeing where the play was going. These are our friends and we get to see some of their personal life. That's how real it felt. Great job! ”
Nelson Diaz-Marcano recommended Calling Puerto Rico by Juan Ramirez, Jr.
“ This play hits home hard for me. The way Juan spotlights the personal relationships through tragedy and let the hurricane winds roar within the script is painful. The hope that is gained through it its deserved, but the second to last scene will leave you shaking. ”
Rand Higbee recommended Hocking Murray by George Sapio
“ I saw a reading of this at the Midwest Dramatists Conference and thoroughly enjoyed it. "Hocking Murray" is a comedy that leans towards the dark side, and yet is surprisingly insightful as well. And it's only ten minutes, so give it a read! ”
Everett Robert recommended Celtic Knot by Karen Fix Curry
“ A beautiful long one act play that reminds us of the tenderness of love and the frailty of life. Curry has taken elements of the Biblical parable of the Prodigal Son and mixed it with elements of romance, motherly love, fatherly love, the struggles of living in a misogynistic culture, and the clash between tradition and change. Simply beautiful. ”

The NPX Index

  • Large-cast (10+) farces: 382
  • Solo shows: 1045
  • Solo shorts: 535
  • Two-handers: 4384