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Community Nights

COMMUNITY NIGHTS

Community Nights, occurring in tandem with select performances, offer our local communities a unique theatre experience. The audience is invited to curated celebrations to experience performances with interactive surround programming to deepen mutual engagement as an extension of the product.

Primary Trust

Black Theatre Night  

Four young people put their arms around each other while sitting outside a theater on a brick bench. They smile and two people hold plastic cups.
A group of five women, some sitting and some standing, talk and smile outside while gesturing their arms in the air. One woman has her hair in a headwrap and another has long golden braids.
On a crowded patio outside the theater, a group of people talk while holding plates of food. Actor Jay O. Sanders rests a friendly hand on someone's arm.
A man in a white button up shirt and classes puts his arm around Eric Berryman, who wears a straw, fedora hat, black glasses, and a blazer.
People line up at a buffet and stack their plates with catered food on a busy patio outside the theater.
A group of people talk and laugh among a crowded patio of theatregoers.
Two women pose together next to large floral arrangements outside the theater.
Crowds of people sit at tables and brick benches eating and conversing outside the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre.
Three people stand with their arms around each other and smile for a photo outside the theater.
A group of three people smile and talk among a crowd.
People line up by a buffet outside the theatre and fill their plates with food.
A person observes a table with several tiered stands of chocolate and vanilla cupcakes.
Two people pose together and smile near a large floral arrangement outside.
Eric Berryman holds a drink and talks to a theatregoer.
A busy crowd of people talk and stand among high top tables with white table cloths outside the theatre.
A woman holding a plate of food and with a Playbill sticking out of her bag talks to two other women outside the theatre.
A man smiles and hugs a woman among a crowd of people outside the theatre.
Two women with name tags smile together of a photo near large, colorful floral arrangements.
A woman with a green scarf headband speaks to two men among the crowds.
Jay O. Sanders puts his arm around Eric Berryman as they pose for a photo.
A group of four people, including musician Luke Wygodny, put their arms around each other and smile for a photo outside the theater.
Two women wearing scarves in their hair speak to a man outside the theatre underneath the bulbs of the marquee.
Three women put their arms around each others' waists and pose for a photo near two large floral arrangements.
Two men smile together and look at the camera. One wears a button up shirt and a name tag and the other wears a hot pink tank top.
A group of people sit along a brick bench, one of them looking at a pamphlet for Primary Trust.
Eric Berryman and Jay O. Sanders pose for a photo with a theatregoer.

the bandaged place 

Black and Latine Theatre Night & Queer Theatre Night  

Two people pose for a selfie in front of a sign on an easel that says BLACK AND LATINE THEATRE NIGHT X THE BANDAGED PLACE.
Two people smile for a photo. One has dark grey hair and a mustache, a trench coat, and a black rimmed hat. The other has a shaved head and wears a navy jacket with the collar popped.
Two older people smile and stand on either side of an easel with a sign on it that says QUEER THEATRE NIGHT X THE BANDAGED PLACE.
A group of people in a lobby talk in small groups. On the back wall is a large TV with the poster for THE BANDAGED PLACE on it.
Director David Mendizábal and actor Stephanie Berry put their arms around two other people and smile for a group photo.
Several people stand and sit in a lobby, holding drinks in plastic cups. One man is caught in the middle of a large laugh.
Three people put there arms around each other and smile.
Four people clump together for a photo. One holds a plastic cup. Two wear black masks on their nose and mouth, and two have pulled their masks under their chin.
Three people in the middle of a conversation. One sips on a drink, another is mid sentence, and the other rests a hand under their chin and smiles.
Four people of varying heights put their arms around each other and smile. Two of them, choreographer Tislam Bouie and directing fellow Mack Brown, hold drinks in their hands.
Numerous people stand and sit around a lobby and have conversations with each other. Some hold white takeout containers.
Three people smile and laugh together for a photo while the middle person puts their arms around the other two.
Two people in a busy lobby shake hands and smile. The people around them laugh, talk, and hold drinks.
A poster on an easel that says Black & Latine Theatre Night X The Bandaged Place.
Director David Mendizábal stands with their arms around a man and a woman as the all smile cheerfully for a photo.

1776

Breaking the Binary Night

Three young adults smile and stand around a sign on a easel that says BREAKING THE BINARY X 1776.
A large group of people eat food at tables in a spacious, decadent lobby. There are trays of catered food lined up. On one wall is a large 1776 mural with colorful side profiles on it.
The company of 1776 sits in a row of chairs in the lobby and speaks to the room using microphones.
Sushma Saha, Sav Souza, and Ariella Serur laugh together while Sav holds a microphone.
Another angle of a spacious, decadent lobby with numerous people talking, eating, and drinking at small tables. On one wall is a 1776 mural with colorful side profiles on it.
A wideshot of the lobby with everyone at their tables turned toward the company of 1776 sitting in a row and speaking into microphones.
Company members of 1776 clump together and smile for a photo with two guests.