Current Readings

Past Readings

Two men are sitting in wheelchairs on a stage, engaged in a conversation or possibly a performance. Both individuals appear to be smiling, creating a warm and positive atmosphere. The setting suggests an inclusive event, emphasizing accessibility and community involvement. The stage is softly lit, focusing attention on the two individuals as main subjects.

Plays by People

A virtual reading of new plays by Matheny Arts Access contributors. The Matheny Arts Access Program enables individuals with disabilities to create art without boundaries.
a headshot of William Still, A sepia-toned vintage portrait of an African American man, dressed in formal attire typical of the late 19th or early 20th century. The image captures a dignified and composed expression, highlighting the historical significance and cultural context of the era.

Mr. Still

A new, abridged adaptation of last summer’s production of “Still” that is in development to tour schools throughout New Jersey.
Two actors engage in a rehearsal on stage, featuring a seated woman in a red shawl and a man holding a script, leaning in for close interaction. The setting emphasizes the intimate nature of the theatrical process, with simple props and a focused interaction

Healing Voices

Healing Voices: Caregivers’ Stories weaves together short works of prose, poetry, and theatre about personal caregiving experiences into an intimate theatrical performance. 
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