FREE CHILDCARE on Mother's Day at our matinee! Sun May 11 at 12pm with Broadway Babysitters. Learn more here. Sign up now! www.theanthropologists.org/axesherbsand...

This week, don't miss "axes, herbs and satchels: open the archives" at Tiffany Street Theater / Inspiration Point - May 9-11! Tickets & info here: theanthropologists.ludus.com

Thank you so much for shining a light on this play!

🪓🌿 axes, herbs, and satchels: open the archives brings a powerful mix of storytelling, research, and movement to The Bronx.

The Anthropologists close their #NYC tour with a production rooted in resilience and justice. #offbroadway #theaterlovers #thebronx
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axes, herbs and satchels comes to the Bronx! Don't miss our final performances, May 9-11. Thank you, @talkteav.bsky.social, for shining a light on our production!
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psst! TDF members! Tickets for "axes, herbs and satchels" are on sale. Join us tonight for Black Theater Night! Black and brown birthing bodies are in danger. Can the silenced traditions of Black midwives hold the key to saving them? Join us at JACK in Brooklyn this week!
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"When the archives are empty or 'silent' you must go look in noisier places: arrest records, trial transcripts, cookbooks, diaries. The story is at the edges of photographs and in the fine print of footnotes." M. Moschitto's latest post in Field Notes. www.theanthropologists.org/post/archival-gaps

Thurs April 17 is Black Theater Night. Following the performance, a reflection circle will be offered for Black audience members, co-facilitated by Nadia N. Mbonde (Anthropologist-in-Residence) and Sandie Luna (performer/co-director). Unlock $15 tickets with the code BLACKLEGACY bit.ly/axesBrooklyn

Opening night is upon us! Step into the archives to meet four generations of midwives. By rescuing the past, we can reclaim our future. "axes, herbs and satchels: open the archives" at JACK, April 16-19. Tix $10-35. bit.ly/axesBrooklyn

Excited to be a part of this weekend!

108 years ago, immigrant women took to the streets of the Lower East Side to fight back against high food prices. Their inspiring story and actions are captured in GIVE US BREAD, an original play by us, The Anthropologists! bit.ly/GiveUsBreadB...

Tech time at Arts Garage with Stage Manager Crys Clemente and actors (L to R): Asha John, Shakerria Breonie Henderson and Jalissa Fulton. Limited tickets left! bit.ly/ArtsGarageTix

We're off to Delray Beach, FL! Join us Sunday 2/23 at 7:00 PM at Arts Garage! bit.ly/ArtsGarageTix

Don’t miss The Anthropologists’ axes, herbs and satchels, declared “unapologetic” and “frequently pithy and consistently quotable” by Tris McCall (Jersey City Times).

Photo credit: Yoshi Buckins

psst - @tdfnyc.bsky.social members! Tickets to axes, herbs and satchels at Art House Productions on 2/19 & 2/20 are available on TDF! youtu.be/LowbLXCUnSM?...

Join us in Jersey City, NJ on February 19th & 20th at the brand-new, beautiful Art House Productions. bit.ly/ArtHouseTix

Black and brown birthing bodies are in danger. Can the silenced traditions of Black midwives hold the key to saving them? .

"If it doesn't evoke, provoke, stoke, revoke, uncloak, what use is theatre?" - Nazzarena Labó

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The Anthropologists is dedicated to the collaborative creation of investigative theatre that inspires action. Fusing research, expressive movement and rigorous dramaturgy, we create dynamic plays rooted in social inquiry.