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Over the years, the company has received considerable critical acclaim and numerous theater and literary awards and nominations, including Obie, AUDELCO, Outer Critics Circle, Lucille Lortel , Drama League and Drama Desk Awards.The Fourth Wall, All in the Timing, The Old Settler , Missing/Kissing, The Model Apartment, Scotland Road, You Should Be So Lucky, The Stendhal Syndrome, Sabina, Dividing the Estate and In The Continuum are among the many plays brought to national attention by Primary Stages. In 2004, Primary Stages moved from its 99-seat home of 17 years on West 45th Street to the 199-seat theater at 59E59 Theaters. This new theater has increased Primary Stages profile in New York City while boosting our reputation as one of the premiere theaters for the development of new work. This move has marked a period of unprecedented growth for the company and has created tremendous opportunities for expanding our audience and funding bases, establishing a new cultural venue on the Upper East Side, and securing our future in the New York theatrical landscape.
The Dorothy Strelsin New American Writers Group Now in its 12th year, this program brings together a select group of writers each season that meet weekly to share and receive constructive feedback on the development of their new work. Since its inception, over 45 full-length plays have been written, many of which have been produced by prominent theaters including Cherry Lane Theater, Long Wharf, The New Group, NY Stage and Film, South Coast Rep, and of course, Primary Stages. Current members: Get the chance to hear workshop readings of the newest work from the Writers Group with the Dorothy Strelsin Fresh Ink Reading Series. Readings by the 2008 Members begin April 14th. Tuesday April 15th at 59E59 Theaters Wednesday April 16th at 59E59 Theaters Friday April 18th at 59E59 Theaters Thursday April 24th at 59E59 Theaters Tuesday April 29th Primary Stages Studio, 307 West 38th St. For more information and to RSVP please contact Judith Goudsmit/Tessa LaNeve at 212.840.9705 or email artassist@primarystages.com Janet Reed Ahearn Jim Johnson
Primary Stages Administrative Office and Rehearsal Studios : 59E59 Theaters Founder and Executive Producer..................................Casey Childs, CASEY@PRIMARYSTAGES.COM Associate Artistic Director...............................................Michelle Bossy, MICHELLE@PRIMARYSTAGES.COM Director of Development................................................Erica Raven, ERICA@PRIMARYSTAGES.COM Director of Marketing.......................................................Shanta Mali, SHANTA@PRIMARYSTAGES.COM
AVAILABLE FOR REHEARSALS, AUDITIONS, CLASSES AND LOCATION SHOOTS We are thrilled to have two spacious rehearsal spaces in our administrative offices and we are opening them up to you! For more information on the individual spaces and availability please call David Goldsmith at 212-840-9705 or email RENTALS@PRIMARYSTAGES.COM Studio A 25'x36' Studio B 25'x32'
Internships and Fellowships Primary Stages offers a variety of opportunities for current and recently graduated college and graduate school students to translate their education into a working knowledge of the New York Theater scene. Internships/Fellowships provide credit and cater to each intern's specific needs. Available Internships/Fellowships: For more information on the Primary Stages Internship/Fellowship Program please contact
Primary Stages is the resident theater company at 59E59 Theaters, a state-of-the-art complex in a spectacular location on 59th Street between Park and Madison Avenues in Manhattan. Owned and operated by the Elysabeth Kleinhans Theatrical Foundation a not-for-profit foundation, 59E59 Theaters has set an invigorating policy of bringing new, challenging and experimental work to a new neighborhood. Click here for a seating chart of Theater A.
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Primary Stages has given life to more than 90 new plays, many of them world premieres, by writers such as Horton Foote, A.R. Gurney, Willy Holtzman, Julia Jordan, Romulus Linney, Donald Margulies, Melissa Manchester, Terrence McNally, John Henry Redwood, John Patrick Shanley, Mac Wellman, Lee Blessing and Michele Lowe. The company also continues to work with emerging playwrights through commissions and its artist development program, The Dorothy Strelsin New American Writers Group. 
