Founded in early 2001, we at Nicu's Spoon are dedicated to producing socially reflective theatrical works that present new ideas, challenge stereotypes, and touch the heart in an unexpected way.  We celebrate the collaborative spirit in developing productions that are pertinent for today's global, diverse and rapidly changing world.  New York City is full of people of different ethnicities and abilities; on the move and unheard.  We give voice to those who are very much a part of our world, but whose stories often go untold. We are committed to involve the spectrum of diverse and multi-abled voices in our play selection, our programs and internships, in our artistic, production and volunteer staffs, and in our audience.

We reflect society—not politics.

Our work brings together a diverse group, casts against type, confronts stereotypes head on and creates new performance styles demanded by the meshing of abled and disabled and multi-racial, multi-cultural performers. We want the artist and audience to make the leap from ‘There is no way this will work’ to ‘Oh my god, that was amazing—we did it.’ Entering our home space at 38 West 38th St., 5th Floor in NYC in mid– 2007, we produce work that changes the way you see the world, the way you think of yourself, what you believe art is – that is what we are about.

WHAT WE NEED:

Mostly technical - purchase of equipment for providing better services to disabled artists and performers, providing RSS and video feeds. This will aloow us even greater access to a growing community.

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