HATE RADIO starts next week

Only 18 performances, Feb 12–28

Can words kill?

Find out when Hate Radio has its U.S. premiere next week at St. Ann’s Warehouse.

Featured by New York Magazine, The New York Times, and amNY, this “vivid, urgent retelling” (The Guardian) recreates the radio station at the center of the Rwandan genocide and immerses audiences in the music, news, and powerful propaganda that incited mass violence.

Book today for best availability during this limited run Feb 12–28.

Buy tickets: https://mailer.stannswarehouse.org/c/AQiarxEQh4pMGNvqvqABIJuGrBUo0u6FHyUDo-rGTlmKsq7zuaVRrL1lEMBVsNN-IjqfNEB3JKg2

Hate Radio Talkback

Join us on February 17 for a very special performance followed by a talkback with dramaturg and producer Jens Dietrich and cast members Sébastien Foucault, Eric Ngangare, Diogène Ntarindwa, and Bwanga Pilipili.

Coming Soon

A murder, an interrogation, and a clouded world of fantasy and fear. Scorched Earth is part crime-drama, part thriller that plumbs a dark, but fundamental part of the Irish psyche. Luke Murphy, creator of the multi-award-winning Volcano, blurs the lines of dance and theater to ask: What right do we have to the land beneath our feet? What are we willing to do to keep it?

Buy Tickets: https://mailer.stannswarehouse.org/c/AQiarxEQh4pMGNvqvqABIJyGrBUo0u6FH_MBpeSGL51mKpgkxEFTkwxtOkbuxYxlDZKpi_QzUZxp

From our friends

BURNOUT PARADISE
Astor Place Theatre
Performances begin Feb 18

Five performers. Four treadmills. One chance to beat the clock.


BURNOUT PARADISE played St. Ann's Warehouse in 2024, and now, it's headed off-Broadway. It’s part comedy show, part endurance feat, part performance art—and a euphoric, visceral celebration of our tendency to run full tilt towards life’s challenges.
Make the most of Off-Broadway Week with 2-for-1 tickets at select performances thru Mar 12. Use code OBW26 at checkout.

Learn more: https://mailer.stannswarehouse.org/c/AQiarxEQh4pMGNvqvqABIPXZrBUo0u6FH5P_J-qp8_GXNd0ylY4fcSLnsp3wLXZNyIhdSODXY7IZ

The St. Ann’s Warehouse production of Hate Radio is made possible with the support of Roberta Garza, Pro Helvetia – Swiss Arts Council, Goethe-Institut New York, The Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany New York and Joe Lallouz & Chloe Thevenoz

Image: Georges Ruggiu (Sébastien Foucualt), Valérie Bemeriki (Bwanga Pilipili), and Kantano Habimana (Diogène Ntarindwa); Photographer: Zeno Graton © IIPM

---
Want to unsubscribe? https://mailer.stannswarehouse.org/uns/AQiarxEQh4pMGNvqvqABINLuhR8fP3-CV8GxM5YiqS1jFABSJ4yy06J3xpwEApLVHUoIIg

45 Water Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201