What’s New

New 42 is a recipient of a 2025 Tony Honor for Excellence in the Theatre! This award is given annually to individuals and organizations that have demonstrated extraordinary achievement in theater.

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Since 1990, New 42 has made it possible for approximately:

2 million+ people
to experience live theater at the New Victory

1,650+ NYC youth
to achieve success through flexible paid employment with the New 42 Youth Corps

1,471 productions
to journey from New 42 Studios to Broadway stages and beyond

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New Victory Theater

New Victory opens new worlds to young people and their families through extraordinary performances, education and engagement programs.

New 42 Studios

New 42 Studios cultivates new ideas by serving as an incubator for 800+ Broadway shows including Tony Award winners Hamilton, Hadestown and the musical with the most Tony wins in history—The Producers.

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“New 42 Youth Corps has shaped me in a way that encourages me to help others.”

Jonathan Rodriguez, New Victory Usher Corps, Class of 2013 & New 42nd Street Fellows Corps, Class of 2018

Text that reads, "GIVE: Your Guide to Teaching Artistry in Inclusive Settings," accompanied by a photo of a teacher teaching in a classroom.

GIVE: Your Guide to Teaching Artistry in Inclusive Settings

ArtsConnection, Community-Word Project and New Victory have partnered to present free online resources created by Teaching Artists for Teaching Artists working in Integrated Co-Teaching (ICT) Classrooms in NYC and beyond.

Year in Review

From restoring New Victory Theater’s historic dome to its former glory and connecting with new audiences to investing in artists and the young people of New York City—learn more about the exciting programs we’ve been working on this past season. 

Research

As part of a cultural nonprofit that believes access to the arts are a right for everyone that begins at birth, New Victory set out to prove that the creativity and collaboration we see at the theater and in the classroom is directly linked to meaningful arts engagement in kids’ lives.

Photo of the cast of Mean Girls by Joan Marcus. New Victory photos by Alexis Buatti-Ramos.