Synopsis:
In a cramped apartment, three young actors, fueled by drugs and alcohol, navigate the hilarious and heartbreaking maze of love, sex, and friendship. Get Laid! is a brutally honest exploration of the sometimes awkward, often ridiculous struggles of early adulthood and the elusive quest for connection in an unforgiving city.
Content warning:
This play includes simulated intimacy, violence, and drug use.
Directions:
This performance takes place in the Basement Studio of the Baker Building at Hunter College. Here is a short video showing how to get there from the main entrance.
Written directions: Enter through the main Hunter College entrance on the southwest corner of Lexington Avenue and 68th St. Proceed to the reception desk and let them know you are here for the show in the Baker Building. They will let you through. Proceed to the escalators and take them to the third floor. Take a right and walk toward the sign that says Mihi Cura Futuri (the care of the future is yours) and take a right when you reach it. Continue in that direction until you reach a door that says “Office of the Arts”, then take another right. At this point you should see an elevator. You may take it down to the basement studio or use the stairs. This is the only way to enter the theatre building. If this seems tedious to you please tell your congressperson to put more money in public education.
Free and open to the public. Click here to RSVP.
This groundbreaking forum will explore barriers faced by artists from working class backgrounds, addressing their critical lack of representation in the arts and proposing solutions towards a more economically inclusive culture that reflects the full breadth of the American experience in the twenty-first century. Speakers include Pulitzer Prize-winner Stephen Adly Guirgis, Olivier Award-winning playwright James Graham, NBCU/MSNBC senior economic and business correspondent Ali Velshi, New York State Senator Jabari Brisport, and more.
Hosted by the Office of the Arts
Free for Hunter students. Click here to RSVP.
Synopsis:
In a cramped apartment, three young actors, fueled by drugs and alcohol, navigate the hilarious and heartbreaking maze of love, sex, and friendship. Get Laid! is a brutally honest exploration of the sometimes awkward, often ridiculous struggles of early adulthood and the elusive quest for connection in an unforgiving city.
Content warning:
This play includes simulated intimacy, violence, and drug use.
Directions:
This performance takes place in the Basement Studio of the Baker Building at Hunter College. Here is a short video showing how to get there from the main entrance.
Written directions: Enter through the main Hunter College entrance on the southwest corner of Lexington Avenue and 68th St. Proceed to the reception desk and let them know you are here for the show in the Baker Building. They will let you through. Proceed to the escalators and take them to the third floor. Take a right and walk toward the sign that says Mihi Cura Futuri (the care of the future is yours) and take a right when you reach it. Continue in that direction until you reach a door that says “Office of the Arts”, then take another right. At this point you should see an elevator. You may take it down to the basement studio or use the stairs. This is the only way to enter the theatre building. If this seems tedious to you please tell your congressperson to put more money in public education.
Free and open to the public. Click here to RSVP.
Synopsis:
In a cramped apartment, three young actors, fueled by drugs and alcohol, navigate the hilarious and heartbreaking maze of love, sex, and friendship. Get Laid! is a brutally honest exploration of the sometimes awkward, often ridiculous struggles of early adulthood and the elusive quest for connection in an unforgiving city.
Content warning:
This play includes simulated intimacy, violence, and drug use.
Directions:
This performance takes place in the Basement Studio of the Baker Building at Hunter College. Here is a short video showing how to get there from the main entrance.
Written directions: Enter through the main Hunter College entrance on the southwest corner of Lexington Avenue and 68th St. Proceed to the reception desk and let them know you are here for the show in the Baker Building. They will let you through. Proceed to the escalators and take them to the third floor. Take a right and walk toward the sign that says Mihi Cura Futuri (the care of the future is yours) and take a right when you reach it. Continue in that direction until you reach a door that says “Office of the Arts”, then take another right. At this point you should see an elevator. You may take it down to the basement studio or use the stairs. This is the only way to enter the theatre building. If this seems tedious to you please tell your congressperson to put more money in public education.
Free and open to the public. Click here to RSVP.
Synopsis:
In a cramped apartment, three young actors, fueled by drugs and alcohol, navigate the hilarious and heartbreaking maze of love, sex, and friendship. Get Laid! is a brutally honest exploration of the sometimes awkward, often ridiculous struggles of early adulthood and the elusive quest for connection in an unforgiving city.
Content warning:
This play includes simulated intimacy, violence, and drug use.
Directions:
This performance takes place in the Basement Studio of the Baker Building at Hunter College. Here is a short video showing how to get there from the main entrance.
Written directions: Enter through the main Hunter College entrance on the southwest corner of Lexington Avenue and 68th St. Proceed to the reception desk and let them know you are here for the show in the Baker Building. They will let you through. Proceed to the escalators and take them to the third floor. Take a right and walk toward the sign that says Mihi Cura Futuri (the care of the future is yours) and take a right when you reach it. Continue in that direction until you reach a door that says “Office of the Arts”, then take another right. At this point you should see an elevator. You may take it down to the basement studio or use the stairs. This is the only way to enter the theatre building. If this seems tedious to you please tell your congressperson to put more money in public education.
Free and open to the public. Click here to RSVP.
The Hunter MFA Playwrights Festival features staged readings of new full-length works by Hunter’s 2025 graduating class: Mo Alani, Brandon Bogle, Maddie Dennis-Yates, Morgan McGuire, and Levi J. Shrader. Readings will be held at the Frederick Loewe Theatre at Hunter College (119 East 68th Street between Lexington and Park Avenues).
Free and open to the public. Click here to RSVP.
The Hunter MFA Playwrights Festival features staged readings of new full-length works by Hunter’s 2025 graduating class: Mo Alani, Brandon Bogle, Maddie Dennis-Yates, Morgan McGuire, and Levi J. Shrader. Readings will be held at the Frederick Loewe Theatre at Hunter College (119 East 68th Street between Lexington and Park Avenues).
Free and open to the public. Click here to RSVP.
The Hunter MFA Playwrights Festival features staged readings of new full-length works by Hunter’s 2025 graduating class: Mo Alani, Brandon Bogle, Maddie Dennis-Yates, Morgan McGuire, and Levi J. Shrader. Readings will be held at the Frederick Loewe Theatre at Hunter College (119 East 68th Street between Lexington and Park Avenues).
Free and open to the public. Click here to RSVP.
The Hunter MFA Playwrights Festival features staged readings of new full-length works by Hunter’s 2025 graduating class: Mo Alani, Brandon Bogle, Maddie Dennis-Yates, Morgan McGuire, and Levi J. Shrader. Readings will be held at the Frederick Loewe Theatre at Hunter College (119 East 68th Street between Lexington and Park Avenues).
Free and open to the public. Click here to RSVP.
The Hunter MFA Playwrights Festival features staged readings of new full-length works by Hunter’s 2025 graduating class: Mo Alani, Brandon Bogle, Maddie Dennis-Yates, Morgan McGuire, and Levi J. Shrader. Readings will be held at the Frederick Loewe Theatre at Hunter College (119 East 68th Street between Lexington and Park Avenues).
Free and open to the public. Click here to RSVP.
