Last year we returned to live theatre after canceling our 2020 season due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Our twin mandates were to perform outdoors for Covid safety, and to participate in the national conversation on race, equity, and social justice.
Read all about it in Connection, our 2021 annual report:
Thursday, February 24 is Fairfield County’s Giving Day, and we are raising funds to support our inaugural 068 Magazine Playwriting Fellow, Phanésia Pharel. Ms. Pharel wrote the sensational new play, Should We Dance Instead?, for Thrown Stone’s 2021 season, The Suburbs.
With major support from 068 Magazine, we are pleased to announce the 068 Magazine Playwriting Fellowship and its first fellow, Phanésia Pharel. The six-month fellowship will begin February 1, and include a stipend, developmental funds, and workshops in support of the playwright’s new material. Read more
Thrown Stone is pleased to welcome Kolton Harris, Kevin Mambo, and Kate Schardt to their Board of Directors.
Safety is always Thrown Stone’s first priority, especially as we returned in 2021 to present The Suburbs during the Coronavirus pandemic. Performing outdoors was essential to audience safety, but for a company of artists working closely through a workshop, rehearsals, and performances, additional protocols had to be in place. Read more
Due to Hurricane Henri, the sold out preview and opening performances of The Suburbs have been postponed.
If you need to change or cancel your tickets, contact [email protected] by August 28 at noon.
The past eighteen months have been full of pivots like this, and we appreciate your patience and grace as we adjust. If you have any questions or concerns, please send an email to [email protected] or call (203) 442-1714 and a Thrown Stone representative will get back to you as promptly as possible.
With opening night of The Suburbs just around the corner, get to know some of the incredible actors making these three world premieres come to life! Maya Carter, Ian Michael Minh, and Bridget Ann White generously share their insight, humor, and a window into their artistic practices.
