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BFA Productions

Each year, the School of Drama produces several BFA productions at the Bank Street Theater, offering students an opportunity to work closely with faculty, industry professionals, and peers to create productions and share them publicly.

Spring 2025

  • Zero Hour, written and directed by Tea Alagić
  • The Juniors, by Noah Diaz, directed by Melissa Crespo (MFA Directing '12) 

Fall 2024

  • The Ruminants, written by Dipti Bramhandkar, directed by Ana Margineanu
  • Euripides' Orestes, translated by Anne Carson, directed by Ashley Kelly Tata

Spring 2024

  • Glass ~n~ Mirrorswritten by Jonathan Buckingham (BFA Drama '21) and Kenya Lewis (BFA Drama '22), directed by Candis C. Jones
  • Devised: Phantasmagoria, created by Amelia Baker, Jack Cavanaugh-Gialloreto, Katty Gisselle Christian, Willa Falvey, Rachel Gerhard, Ryen Hilton, Annabel McConnachie, Mana Noda, and Allison Tichavsky, directed by Ana Margineanu

Fall 2023

  • Sometimes the Rain, Sometimes the Sea, written by Julia Izumi and directed by Miranda Cornell
  • New Victory Partnership un lugar imaginario to meet a loved one, written by Sindy Isabel Castro and directed by José No
  • Taste the Clouds, adapted by Hit the Lights Theater Company

Spring 2023

  • Passage, written by Christopher Chen, directed by Glynis Rigsby

Fall 2022

  • Fefu and Her Friends, written by María Irene Fornés, directed by Ana Margineanu
  • Red Bike, written by Caridad Svich, directed by Kathleen Capdesuñer

Spring 2022

  • Decomposed Theater, written by Matei Visniec, directed by Ana Margineanu

Fall 2021

  • The Fools That Run This Earth, written by Francis MacCall (BFA Drama '21), directed by Cándido Tirad
  • Romeo and Juliet, written by William Shakespeare, directed by Cristina Angeles

Spring 2021

  • Devised: r/sarahsmithisdead, created by Directed Research: Devised Work class, advised by director Ana Margineanu

Fall 2020

  • Euripides' Bakkhai, a new version written by Anne Carson, directed by Dennis Hilton-Reid

Spring 2020

  • Rough Magic by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, directed by Mo Zhou
  • Devised: Reach Out, created by Directed Research: Devised Work class, advised by director Ana Margineanu

Fall 2019

  • Fuente Ovejuna: A Disloyal Adaptation by Cusi Cram, directed by Christina Rosussos
  • Everybody by Branden Jacob-Jenkins, directed by Jordana De La Cruz

Spring 2019

  • The Feigned Courtesans by Aphra Behn, directed by Katherine M. Carte
  • Devised: Ursa Minor, created by Directed Research: Devised Work class, co-directed by Chae Costello and Glynis Rigsby

Fall 2018

  • Lysistrata adapted by Ellen McLaughlin, directed by NJ Agwuna
  • Marisol by Jose Rivera, directed by Monica L. Williams

Spring 2018

  • Our Country’s Good by Timberlake Wertenbaker, directed by Geordie Broadwater

Fall 2017

  • House of Desires by Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz and adapted by Catherine Boyle, directed by Melody Brook
  • Language of Angels by Naomi Iizuka, directed by Jason McDowell-Green

Spring 2017

  • Monstrosity by Lucy Thurber, directed by Sherri Eden Barber

Fall 2016

  • Orestes by Euripides and translated by Carl R. Mueller, directed by Stephen Brown-Fried
  • The King Stag by Carlo Gozzi and adapted by Shelly Berc and Andrei Belgrader, directed by Alex Correia

Spring 2016

The Winter’s Tale by William Shakespeare and adapted by Melissa Crespo and Jane Ann Crum, directed by Melissa Crespo

Fall 2015

  • Polaroid Stories by Naomi lizuka, directed by Sherri Eden Barber
  • The Balcony by Jean Genet, directed by Carl Cofield

Spring 2015

  • She Kills Monsters by Qui Nguyen, directed by Glynis Rigsby

Fall 2014

  • Anon(ymous) by Naomi lizuka, directed by Paul Takacs

Spring 2014

  • An Enemy of the People by Henrik Ibsen as adapted by Arthur Miller, directed by Mark Armstrong

Fall 2013

  • Hot L Baltimore by Lanford Wilson, directed by Shelley Wyant

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