Dinner Party
Join us for our StrasbergWorks 2026 production, DINNER PARTY, written by Reina Macias!
The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute's StrasbergWorks Program presents
DINNER PARTY
Written by Reina Macias
Directed by Tyrel Jackson Williams
Featuring: Melanie Berry, Reece Dobbs, Jervaris Etienne, Reina Macias, Gavin McGinn, Valentina Rubio, Dylan Spiers, Scarlett Strasberg, and Jeremy Watson
May 7-9, 2026 at 7:00 PM
About the Show
Six friends gather for what should be an easy, celebratory dinner party. We soon realize beneath the laughter sit unresolved grief, cultural tension, and shared history. What starts as a sitcom-style hang quickly exposes deeper fractures around womanhood, race, masculinity, and the quiet pressure placed on young Black and Brown adults to "stay strong". Over the course of one night, secrets surface, old wounds reopen. The friends are forced to confront who they’ve become and who they’re afraid of becoming.
About the Venue
The Marilyn Monroe Theatre is LSTFI's proscenium theatre, named for the iconic student of Lee Strasberg. The Theatre is located on the 1st floor, accessible entry is available. Please reach out if you have any questions about accessibility.
Public restrooms are located on the 2nd floor, please ask the front desk for information regarding accesible restrooms. Access to other parts of the building is not permitted.
Join us for our StrasbergWorks 2026 production, DINNER PARTY, written by Reina Macias!
The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute's StrasbergWorks Program presents
DINNER PARTY
Written by Reina Macias
Directed by Tyrel Jackson Williams
Featuring: Melanie Berry, Reece Dobbs, Jervaris Etienne, Reina Macias, Gavin McGinn, Valentina Rubio, Dylan Spiers, Scarlett Strasberg, and Jeremy Watson
May 7-9, 2026 at 7:00 PM
About the Show
Six friends gather for what should be an easy, celebratory dinner party. We soon realize beneath the laughter sit unresolved grief, cultural tension, and shared history. What starts as a sitcom-style hang quickly exposes deeper fractures around womanhood, race, masculinity, and the quiet pressure placed on young Black and Brown adults to "stay strong". Over the course of one night, secrets surface, old wounds reopen. The friends are forced to confront who they’ve become and who they’re afraid of becoming.
About the Venue
The Marilyn Monroe Theatre is LSTFI's proscenium theatre, named for the iconic student of Lee Strasberg. The Theatre is located on the 1st floor, accessible entry is available. Please reach out if you have any questions about accessibility.
Public restrooms are located on the 2nd floor, please ask the front desk for information regarding accesible restrooms. Access to other parts of the building is not permitted.
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Highlights
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Location
The Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute
115 E 15th Street
New York, NY 10009
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