Names like..."scrappy" and "passionate", also "hilarious" and "inventive" are being used to describe our work.

Read the New Haven Independent review of SOMEONE WHO'LL WATCH OVER ME

Read the New Haven Advocate review of GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS

For the past couple of years, NHTC has been part of EXACT CHANGE, which brings performing arts (music, poetry, theater) to a broad audience by showcasing artists on a public bus. This year we are taking a break from our bus route, but we hope everyone checks it out.

Photo by Rebecca Lowry
Puppet by Katya Vetrov
Puppeteers - Peter Chenot and Andy Kepka

Read the article to see our picture and learn more about this year's event.

Audiences and critics agree, A CIVIL WAR CHRISTMAS is "A New Classic". Running now till Dec 20th, at the High Lane Club in North Haven.

Read the full review:
http://www.newhavenadvocate.com/article.cfm?aid=15766

Listen Here! has caught the eye of the New York Times. NHTC has teamed up with the New Haven Review, The Arts Council and four local coffee shops to present a free weekly reading series of short stories. In only our second month, the buzz is great, and the rooms are packed with people listening to our wonderful actors reading great stories.

This article explains more about it.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/25/nyregion/25readct.html

Hope to see you at the next one.

Reel New Haven is the real deal as a must-see, must-participate short film festival!

It's Thursday, May 7, the opening day of our produciton of Glengarry Glen Ross, and we can't wait to share the show with you. We're glad to see articles in the New Haven Register and New Haven Independent, as well as a mention in the New Haven Advocate.

The New Haven Register covers New Works New Haven, including detailed descriptions of the plays and directors.

Spotlight’s on local theater talent in New Works New Haven festival [New Haven Register]

On Sunday, April 13, 2008, New Haven Theater Company partnered with the Arts Council of Greater New Haven to present Exact Change, a project bringing our improv comedy and Latino children's theater to unsuspecting riders on New Haven public transportation.

For our part, we saw it as a continuation of Meter Theater, bringing non-traditional performances to non-traditional venues—here, the streets of our city.

Here's what the press had to say:

• Poetry, music come free when Exact Change gets aboard [New Haven Register]
• Buses Commandeered For Art [New Haven Independent]

The New Haven Register previews V-Day 2008 New Haven in the Sunday Arts section.

In addition to the coverage, which is very nice, you might pick up on hints of things to come in the article. What other uses of video might our very creative Creative Director T. Paul Lowry have in store?

New Haven Theater Company celebrates V-Day with double play bill [New Haven Register]

New Haven Register Entertainment Editor Patrick Ferrucci highlights NHTC's Meter Theater in a writeup of Festival of Arts and Ideas Programming. His prediction turned out to be true:

If you're not looking for a spot desperately, this should be entertaining. Heck, even if the actors aren't good (and they'll be good, you know that), there'll definitely be some morons driving by and yelling at the actors to get out of the spot.

Of course the actors are good...

Here's a few Ideas [New Haven Register]