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Supporting Miami New Drama means investing in bold new stories, extraordinary artists, and the cultural life of our community. As America’s largest bilingual theatre company, we create world-premiere productions inspired by the people, cultures, and voices of Miami.

Your gift helps commission new work, support artists, expand arts education for thousands of students, and ensure world-class theatre remains accessible and thriving in Miami.

Ticket sales cover only a portion of what it takes to bring each production to life. Every donation helps us take creative risks, champion new voices, and create transformative experiences that inspire audiences in Miami and far beyond.

To make a gift by check, please make it payable to Miami New Drama and mail it to:  1040 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Miami New Drama is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN: 47-1690840). Donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.

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Questions about giving?

Interested in making a major gift, corporate sponsorship, legacy gift, or have questions about supporting Miami New Drama? Contact Lucas Metropulos, Director of Development.

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The Jewish Play Initiative

The Jewish Play Initiative is the only professional theater initiative in the United States dedicated to commissioning, developing, and producing at least one new world premiere each season exploring contemporary Jewish life, history, identity, and ideas.

Our first commission, Jonathan Spector’s Birthright, premiered at Miami New Drama before transferring to MCC Theater in New York, where it was celebrated as one of the best new plays of the year. The initiative continued with The Zionists by S. Asher Gelman, which transferred to Barrington Stage Company, and continues this season with Gandhi and the Jew by Harley Elias and The Golem of Havana by Michel Hausmann.

To support The Jewish Play Initiative or learn more, contact our development team.

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Birthright
Birthright
Birthright
The Zionists
The Zionists
The Zionists
The Zionists