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emer·gent |  i-ˈmər-jənt   arising unexpectedly; calling for prompt action  America’s narrative is constantly evolving, yet the American theatre has been slow to keep up. The deafening injustices in our country and many unknowns surrounding the pandemic remind us that the world won’t wait around for theatres ill-prepared to react. The story of our future will be determined by our response to this moment. We’re reimagining the theatre-making process and removing barriers to access, so that we can share stories that are happening now in celebration of humanity in all its forms.  We’re eager to learn of creators willing to help us share lived experiences that are personal, urgent, and critical to framing our path forward. To that end, we’re hoping to hear from you. PLEASE COMMENT with burgeoning and emerging BIPOC, women, and LGBTQ+ creators whose work ​engages with theatre-making, speaks to the moment, and calls for a bigger platform. #FindYourSeat #loveislove #feminist #humanrights #covid19 #pandemic #endracism #stopbullying #disability #accessibility #disabilityawareness #metoo #queer #poc #transgender #bornperfect #lgbtq #genderfluid #genderequality #storytelling #policebrutality #latinx #blackgirlmagic #theatre #stage #drama #blacklivesmatter #BlackTransLivesMatter #amplifyblackvoices

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Long Wharf Theatre is delighted to partner with TDF in offering five open-captioned performances during its 2019-2020 season.

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