Empowering at-risk youth through skateboarding
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Adrift in Macao
Book and Lyrics by Christopher Durang Music by Peter Melnick Directed by Sheryl Kaller 59E59 Theaters 59 East 59th Street The acclaimed playwright Christopher Durang likes to make a distinction between his satiric plays and his works of pure entertainment. His new musical, Adrift in Macao, which is receiving its New York premiere at 59E59…
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Seeing Colors
Diversity beyond colorblind casting **** As a young actor in the early 1990s, David Hsieh racked up a hefty list of stage credits with the Northwest Asian American Theatre (NWAAT). It was good experience for the Chinese American actor, but—as evidenced by titles like Godzilla Comes to Little Tokyo and Yeb-Yang-Ah—the parts he landed were…
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Thank You For Smoking
Directed by Jason Reitman Jason Reitman’s Thank You for Smoking pulls us into the world of Nick Naylor (Aaron Eckhart), a slick PR whiz who makes his living speaking on behalf of the much-maligned tobacco industry. Though Nick’s job is understandably a thankless one, he carries it out with unapologetic pride, boasting about his ability…
Learn to skate
Skatepark welcomes youth of all ages and experience levels. Whether you’ve never been on a board before, or you can already do tricks, there’s a place for you and something to learn.
Make new friends
Skateboarding is a social sport! Come hang out and meet some new friends to cheer you on while you skate. We have a strict no-bullying policy and maintain a supportive environment.
Skateboarding can teach people discipline, patience, and resiliency. It’s a great sport for kids with a lot of energy! We’ll help build up some structure and support in your life, all while you meet new people and have a ton of fun learning how to skateboard.
Christopher Zara 