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Adelphi University's production of This Odd Geometry of Time, directed by Shoshanah Tarkow and written Megan Lohne, has just been named a Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival regional winner!

Live Zoom shows already feel “old school.” One young company’s new show pushes its boundaries!

Lab artist Nehassaiu deGannes and digital theater director/co-conceptual artist Shoshanah Tarkow have assembled over two dozen performing artists to collaborate on EBB & lo', a devised exegesis of the life and writing of poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning.

Too Solid Flesh is an Adelphi family affair, written by Megan Lohne and directed by Shoshanah Tarkow, Adelphi alumne and creators of Like Fresh Skin, a theater company utilizing emerging technologies to create text-driven immersive theatrical experiences that champion untold feminist stories.

If you seek escape, entertainment, raw reality and the wit of Shakespeare himself, this is the moment for you. We invite you on the journey that is Too Solid Flesh.

Picture this: With the help of established digital content curator and Adelphi alum Shoshanah Tarkow, two Adelphi University computer-science seniors have turned an interactive poetry project into its own augmented reality, complete with massive commercial and educational upsides.

Shoshanah Tarkow is combining her love of poetry, immersive theater and technology to bring Walt Whitman's famous poetry to life at this year's Fall Arts Festival.

Shoshanah Tarkow, NYU Performance Studies M.A. '17, is combining her love of poetry, immersive theater and technology to bring Walt Whitman’s famous poetry to life at this year’s Fall Arts Festival.

Staged as an interactive, immersive, and multi-sensory theatrical experience, Words Like Fresh Skin invites audiences to experience Millay’s world first-hand: follow Vincent from her childhood in Maine to her formative years at Vassar; attend a roaring ‘20s soirée as her guest and watch as she rises to stardom among America’s literati; experience her world and her poetry with all your senses!

Last week’s PPPPPPurim 2018: Prophetic Post-Patriarchy Purim Performance Party at the House of Yes was a powerful night of patriarchy smashing, narrative flipping, boundary pushing, and radical ritual reinventing. Check out digital artist Shoshanah Tarkow’s inspiring reflections on her Digital Happening: #ImaginePostPatriarchy