Vineyard Theatre

Vineyard Theatre is an Off-Broadway theatre company that has been fearlessly making its mark in New York since its establishment in 1981. The organization specializes in nurturing the voices of daring artists and developing groundbreaking work that challenges the traditional boundaries of theatre. Notable projects developed and premiered by The Vineyard include Pulitzer Prize-winning dramas such as Paula Vogel’s HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE and Edward Albee’s THREE TALL WOMEN, as well as acclaimed productions like John Kander and Fred Ebb’s THE SCOTTSBORO BOYS and Hunter Bell and Jeff Bowen’s [title of show] that have successfully transferred to Broadway.

The company's commitment to innovative work has resulted in numerous accolades, including two Pulitzer Prizes, five Tony Awards, and 23 Obie Awards. They have also been honored with a special Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Body of Work, a Drama Desk Award for Artistic Excellence, and the first-ever Ross Wetzsteon Obie Award for support of artists and creativity in the theatre.

With a focus on education and entertainment, The Vineyard continually pushes the envelope, challenging and inspiring audiences to see the world from different perspectives. The impact of their productions extends beyond New York, with Vineyard productions being celebrated worldwide.