What is Food for Thought? Food for Thought is a weekly series of one-act
plays by award-winning writers performed by an alternating repertory of
Broadway stars. The series was created by writer Susan Charlotte in order
to provide a home for the oft neglected short form. Click here for more information. Food for Thought performances take place
at The For information and to order tickets,
please call us at (646) 366-9340. Our Current Season… Monday, September 13 marks the
beginning of our twenty-second season! Click here to see a list
of actors who will be performing with Food for Thought this season! RESERVE
RIGHT AWAY If you have tickets available DO NOT WAIT TO RESERVE.
Shows are filling up. If you need extra tickets or wish to purchase a
new subscription please call the office: 646-366-9340. For a complete schedule
of our FALL 2010 season, click here. Please check back as we are
constantly updating the cast list*: Upcoming
Shows “Review
Revue” with Marian Seldes November 30 A Slight Ache by Harold Pinter with John Cunningham and
Frances Sternhagen Last update: August 23, 2010. *Casts and plays are subject to change.
You will also see plays by:
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sponsorships to keep Food for Thought running. Please click here for
information on how you can become a Food for Thought sponsor. You can visit a
list of current sponsors here. ***** About Cause Célèbre, Our Sister Company Cause
Célèbre, a new theatre company,
premiered on Click the purple box below to visit the
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Arthur Miller, Elaine Stritch and Bob Dishy at a
reading of Arthur Miller’s “I Can’t Remember
Anything” Left to right: Kit
Flanagan, Lisa Bostnar, Tony Roberts, Miriam Silverman, Joyce Carol Oates,
Steve Martin and Susan Charlotte at a reading of Ms. Oates’ play “Grandpa
Clemens and Angelfish 1906” Susan Charlotte and Liza
Minnelli at a Food For Thought event |
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