Starr Reading Series

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Nov-Dec 2026

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Readings November 30 – December 9
Free Admission Tickets Available At The Door
2026–27 Cohort Lisa Clair, b Dang, Lily Haje, Mya Ison, AliCHE Kabia, Salwa Meghjee

FREE readings of new plays by artists experimenting with form, language, and theatrical possibility. We feature the work of a diverse group of writers at all stages of their careers who are approaching writing for the theater in thrilling and unexpected ways.

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  • Sept 19 – Dec 19

    STARR KIDS THEATER CLASS
    Weekly Saturday morning theater games classes for Pre-K – 8th graders, sliding scale

  • Nov 30 – Dec 9

    STARR READING SERIES
    Free readings of new plays by a diverse group writing for the theater in thrilling and unexpected ways

  • December 9

    DELIADELIA! The Flat-Chested Witch!
    Get a free sneak peek of our February 2027 show at Lincoln Center

★ SPECIAL EVENT

2026 Gala

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The Bushwick Starr is an award-winning nonprofit theater in Brooklyn, devoted to artists, community and bold new work.

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