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The Angle Project

The Angle Project is a NYC based theatrical production company and a performance art initiative that helps imagine, embody, and materialize possibilities

  • About TAP
    • Mission Statement
    • WHY THEATRE?
    • Our Team
  • How We Work
    • Implementation Strategy
    • Project Assessment and Evaluating Data
  • Workshop Menu
  • Our Work
    • Current Projects
    • Past Educational, Social, and Activist Projects
    • Past Professional Theatre Projects
  • Our Partners
  • Feedback and Impact
  • Work With Us
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    • OFFICE AND PRODUCTION
    • TEACHING ARTISTS/FACILITATORS
    • Internships
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About TAP

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The Angle Project is dedicated to producing theatre that challenges cultural borders, transfers social and political contexts, and reflects the world of today. . TAP’s critically acclaimed work has been showcased at UNDER St. Marks, Trinity Church Wall Street, The Drama League, The Barrow Group, The Kraine; Goodman Theatre; Camden Opera House, and Portland Museum of Art. . Photo: Mouna R’miki as Rima and Mischa Ipp as Amina in “Lost and Guided” 2017; by Andrei Remenchuk. . #theangleprojectnyc #appliedtheatre #theatreislife #theatreisempathy #newwork #immigrantswelcome #refugeeswelcome Photo: Mouna R’miki as Rima and Mischa Ipp as Amina in “Lost and Guided” 2017; by Andrei Remenchuk. .
Our REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS COMMUNITY PLATFORM BUILDING THROUGH DRAMA: USA: U START AGAIN Workshop helps the participants articulate their needs to the hosting community and derive the access to resources necessary to help them further stabilize and self-sustain their lives. Workshop’s goal is to help develop resilience in the participants by the capacity to access environmental, cultural, biological and social resources that are now available to them and which they may currently have very limited knowledge or awareness. . The participants will engage in self-empowerment through telling the stories about their journeys and the circumstances that surround them and illustrate the struggles and humanity behind the resettlement process in a safe fictionalized way. They will also present and access cultural and social situations and practice safe decision making. . For more information about our programs visit the link in bio. . And if you are interested in working with us or have questions about our programs - email us at info@theangleproject.com! . #theangleprojectnyc #theatreworks #theatreworkshop #communitytheatre #buildingcommunity #buildingcommunitythroughdrama #immigrantswelcome #refugeeswelcome
Why do we do theatre? Because you can’t do theatre alone! . Because theatre is a unique one of a kind medium that gives control over a narrative and brings people together to dialogue and collaborate through empathy. . Photo: Doga Celik as Imad in @nyc_tap production of “Lost and Guided” 2017; by Andrei Remenchuk. #theangleprojectnyc #appliedtheatre #theatreislife #theatreisempathy

OUR CURRENT PROJECTS

The IT Awards were organized to bring recognition to the great work being done in Off-Off-Broadway and help create a community base for the estimated 40,000 artists working in the Off-Off-Broadway venue.

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