A Home for Professional Sabbath Observant Artists
with newly commissioned plays by Alex Lin, Danielle Frimer, Gabriel Vega Weissman, Michael Feldman, Chaz T. Martin,
Jose Sebastian Alberdi, Nayna Agrawal, Daniel F. Levin, Lisi DeHaas, AriDy Nox, Holly Arsenault, Nurit Chinn, John Patrick Bray, Matthew Jellison and
Dave Osmundsen!
Jose Sebastian Alberdi, Nayna Agrawal, Daniel F. Levin, Lisi DeHaas, AriDy Nox, Holly Arsenault, Nurit Chinn, John Patrick Bray, Matthew Jellison and
Dave Osmundsen!
Even after theaters reopened from their COVID shut downs, the effects of social isolation continue to be acutely felt by senior citizens and those who are housebound. In response, 24/6: A Jewish Theater Company has commissioned a diverse group of over 30 playwrights to write 10 minute plays to be performed over the telephone one-on-one by individual volunteers to individual senior citizens and others who are housebound and don't have easy access to the internet. We piloted the project with two social service organizations in Manhattan, the Jewish Community Council of Washington Heights & Inwood and the Center for Adults Living Well @ The YM&YWHA of Washington Heights & Inwood.
We have now expanded the project via our partnership with DOROT's University Without Walls.
If your community has a social service agency aiding seniors that has volunteers who would be interested in performing
24/6: A Jewish Theater Company's TELEPHONE PLAYS, please be in touch.
Winter-Spring Season of Telephone Plays runs Mondays at noon from March 10 – April 21 (No session April 14)
Monday March 10th, 2025
Monday March 17th, 2025
Monday March 24th, 2025
Monday March 31st, 2025
Monday April 7th, 2025
Monday April 21st, 2025
Come enjoy a short one-person, uplifting and comedic play followed by a conversation with 24/6's Artistic Director
To sign up for our TELEPHONE PLAYS performance dates via our newest partner DOROT's UNIVERSITY WITHOUT WALLS:
Seniors can sign up for our Winter-Spring season TELEPHONE PLAYS performance dates
via DOROT's UNIVERSITY WITHOUT WALLS
For free registration or information, call 1-877-819-9147 or E-mail [email protected]
To register online: https://dorotusa.jotform.com/92925604466161?
To view University Without Walls Winter-Spring 2025 Catalog
If these times do not work, please email [email protected] to schedule another time
We have now expanded the project via our partnership with DOROT's University Without Walls.
If your community has a social service agency aiding seniors that has volunteers who would be interested in performing
24/6: A Jewish Theater Company's TELEPHONE PLAYS, please be in touch.
Winter-Spring Season of Telephone Plays runs Mondays at noon from March 10 – April 21 (No session April 14)
Monday March 10th, 2025
Monday March 17th, 2025
Monday March 24th, 2025
Monday March 31st, 2025
Monday April 7th, 2025
Monday April 21st, 2025
Come enjoy a short one-person, uplifting and comedic play followed by a conversation with 24/6's Artistic Director
To sign up for our TELEPHONE PLAYS performance dates via our newest partner DOROT's UNIVERSITY WITHOUT WALLS:
Seniors can sign up for our Winter-Spring season TELEPHONE PLAYS performance dates
via DOROT's UNIVERSITY WITHOUT WALLS
For free registration or information, call 1-877-819-9147 or E-mail [email protected]
To register online: https://dorotusa.jotform.com/92925604466161?
To view University Without Walls Winter-Spring 2025 Catalog
If these times do not work, please email [email protected] to schedule another time
24/6: A Jewish Theater Company’s Telephone Plays was featured Monday on WCBS NewsRadio 880.
If you missed the “Difference Makers” segment by reporter Sean Adams. Listen to it here!
If you missed the “Difference Makers” segment by reporter Sean Adams. Listen to it here!
TELEPHONE PLAYS is made possible in part with funding from Creative Engagement, UMEZ Arts Engagement
regrant programs respectively supported by
the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with City Council,
the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone Development Corporation (UMEZ) and administered by LMCC, and by the Howard Gilman Foundation.
We're on PBS Channel 13's Theater Talk!