Previous Community Nights – Roundabout Theatre Company

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.

Covenant

Black Queer Theatre Night

Two dark skinned individuals, one woman and one man, talking with eahcother. The woman is facing the camera and smiling while we only see the back of the short haired man in a gray sweater.

A dark skinned man standing in a busy room smiling at the camera wearing a grey sweater and a black backpack.

Two dark skinned girls wearing black smiling at the camera with their arms around one another.

Covenant

Black Theatre Night

Two dark skinned woman talking in a brightly lit concrete basement. — Black Theatre Night at Covenant (2023)

One man and one woman both with dark skin hugging each other and smiling. — Black Theatre Night at Covenant (2023)

The Refuge Plays

Black Theatre Night

A dark skinned woman in a maroon jacket and dark glasses sitting and listening at a table.

Five people standing together with their arms around each other smiling and posing for a picture. All five of them are wearing New York Theatre Workshop.

Two dark skinned individuals, one man and one woman, smiling and posing for a picture with their arms around each other.

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 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.

Crowds of people sit at tables and brick benches eating and conversing outside the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre.

the bandaged place

Black and Latine Theatre Night & Queer Theatre Night

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.

Director David Mendizábal and actor Stephanie Berry put their arms around two other people and smile for a group photo.

Three people smile and laugh together for a photo while the middle person puts their arms around the other two.

1776

Breaking the Binary Night

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.

Three young adults smile and stand around a sign on a easel that says BREAKING THE BINARY X 1776.