What This Stillness Brought Us
In 2020, Incoming Theater Division's scheduled performance was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. What This Stillness Brought Us takes the shape of one-to-one recorded interview conversations between participants about their lives post COVID-19 and amid the social unrest following George Floyd’s killing. nycplayers.org/itd
CREDITS

Directed by Jasmine Pisapia and Katiana Rangel
Project Advisor: Richard Maxwell
Technical Director: Eric Magnus
Website Consultant: Zachary Davis

Interview Participants: Jasmine Pisipia (Canada), Katiana Rangel (Brazil), Yasmin Sanchez (D.R.), Enoch Ntunga (Congo), Modesto Jimenez (D.R.), Amara Sidibe (Guinea), Sarah Camara (Ivory Coast), Brehima Sangare (Ivory Coast), Leury Polanco (D.R.), Fatim Kamara (Togo), Bjorn Lee Varella (Singapore), Michael Hernandez (D.R.), Rosana Appleton (Panama), Lakpa Bhutia (India), Jim Fletcher, Richard Maxwell, Shane Maxwell, Dolores Maxwell, Phil Moore, Tory Vazquez, Linda Mancini (Canada), Regina Vorria (Greece).

Support

Incoming Theater Division is a NYC Players program that grew out of Tory Vazquez' work with students at Liberty High School Academy for Newcomers in Manhattan. Since 2016, NYCP has presented a live performance generated by an ensemble.

New York City Players is supported by the Howard Gilman Foundation. This project is made possible with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency, with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature. Special support has also been granted to New York City Players by The New York Community Trust’s NYC COVID-19 Response and Impact Fund and Foundation for Contemporary Arts’ FCA Emergency Grants COVID-19 Fund.