August 1, 2011,
New York Innovative Theatre Awards announces its nominations. The Collective NY receives a total of 4 nominations for its Summer 2010 production of "Someone Who'll Watch Over Me."

April 21, 2011,
founding member Amy Schumer releases her debut comedy album "Cutting" from Comedy Central Records, available on iTunes.

September 9, 2010,
you can easily sign up for our mailing list right from the web site. Visit our CONTACT US page.


June 1, 2010,
NO EMPTY SEATS – Our Make Theatre Accessible campaign launches. Help us reach our 1,000 seat goal this Summer by purchasing tickets to our upcoming shows or making a donation. Every $18 = one seat.

March 25, 2010, The Collective NY is profiled as part of an article spotlighting Acting Schools and Coaches in BACKSTAGE.


June 2009, The Collective launches its Twitter feed. Follow us: @Collectivenyorg

 

"SOMEONE WHO'LL WATCH OVER ME" RECEIVES FOUR NEW YORK INNOVATIVE THEATRE AWARD NOMINATIONS
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It was announced August 1, 2011, that The Collective NY has received four NYITA nominations for its production of "Someone Who'll Watch Over Me" (Summer 2010). The New York Innovative Theatre Awards honor excellence in off-off Broadway theatre. The Collective NY's four nominations are:

Outstanding Costume Design - Krista Amigone
Outstanding Lighting Design - Alex Fabozzi
Outstanding Director - Robert Z Grant
Outstanding Actor in a Lead Role - Kevin Kane

For a full list of nominees, click here. The award winners in all categories will be revealed at a ceremony on September 19, 2011.

The Collective NY's Mike Houston previously won an NYIT Award in 2006 for Outstanding Solo Performance in "The Ledge".

"NO EMPTY SEATS" MAKE THEATRE ACCESSIBLE CAMPAIGN
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It is an essential part of our mission to provide access to quality theatre for individuals and groups who cannot afford to see a professional show or are not aware that such opportunities exist. We would rather share our work with an enthusiastic and engaged audience who have not paid a dime than to have empty seats.

WHAT WE DO:

1. Tickets to our productions are offered free of charge and on a 'pay-what-you-can' basis.

2. We promote to schools and through social media, and try to reach communities for whom theater may remain a luxury instead of an integral part of the culture.

3. We actively seek donations and provide opportunities for our supporters to help us provide access for those unable to do so themselves.

WHAT YOU CAN DO:

BUY TICKETS to see our productions, or MAKE A DONATION so that someone else can. Every $18 = one seat. Our current campaign is to fill 1,000 seats this Summer through ticket sales and your donations.
Help us provide access to quality theatre with your donation.

	June 17 - August 8, 2010

The Lesson is The Collective’s first production... it’s exciting to think about how the group will apply such fierce energy to other works. –– Maura O'Brien, Off Off Online