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UNCOMMON SENSEThe Sheen Center Presents the Tectonic Theater Project Production of

UNCOMMON SENSEBy Anushka Paris-Carter and Andy ParisDirected by Andy Paris

25 OCTOBER – 26 NOVEMBER LORETO THEATER

The Sheen Center for Thought & Culture is proud to present the New York premiere of Tectonic Theater Project’s production of Uncommon Sense, a new play about autism and the spectrum of love. Written by Anushka Paris-Carter and Andy Paris, Uncommon Sense is directed by Andy Paris under the artistic direction of Tectonic’s founder, Moisés Kaufman.

Inspired by true stories of people living on the autism spectrum, this is a new play that delves into the mysteries of the brain. This multimedia play weaves together the four personal journeys of Dan, Jess, Moose, and Lali — and their families and friends — as it reveals our universal challenges with “difference,” our desire to connect, and the lengths we will go to for the people we love. Uncommon Sense embraces all audiences, from those finally seeing their experiences reflected on the stage, to those peering into the autism world for the very first time.

There will be special “relaxed” performances of the show for the autism community, talkbacks after most Saturday matinees, and a special panel before the November 5 matinee (see Talks).Tickets: $89 / $69 Previews / $30 Students with valid ID Moisés Kaufman

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TheSheenCenterhasquicklybecomeanoasisamidstManhattan’scrowdedculturallandscape,aninnatelypositiveplacewhereFultonSheen’smantra,“Life Is Worth Living,”isatthecoreofallourprogramming. WeareaspecialprojectoftheArchdioceseofNewYork,designedtoinspireCatholicsand non-Catholicsalike.Whetherthroughaplay,apainting,afilm,oratalk,weaimtogiveyouarealshotinthearmthat’sprofoundlyhuman.Forexample,ourco-productionofUncommon Sense,anewplayaboutautismandthespectrumoflove,The Justice Film Festival,andourthree-partseriesonCivility in America,willhelpustolistento“theother”innewways.

NotsincetheSixtieshaveweseensuchdivisioninAmerica.Herewelowerthenoise.So,turnoff,tuneout,anddropintotheSheen.DiscovertherumblingsofanotherrenaissanceinNoHo.Onethat’spositiveandnevernihilistic,onethatreassuresyouthatallofourliveshavemeaningandthatwe’reallhereforapurpose.Whileyoutakeinwhat’sinspirationalandentertaining,listenforthegentlewhisperthat“LifeIsWorthLiving.”

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WilliamSpencerReilly Executive Director

Welcome to our third season!

The Sheen Center for Thought & Culture is a forum to highlight the true, the good, and the beautiful as they have been expressed throughout the ages. Cognizant of our creation in the image and likeness of God, The Sheen Center aspires to present the heights and depths of human expression in thought and culture, featuring humankind as fully alive. At The Sheen Center, we proclaim that life is worth living, especially when we seek to deepen, explore, challenge, and stimulate ourselves, Catholic and non-Catholic alike, intellectually, artistically, and spiritually.

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Silent Playwriting Retreat with Erik Ehn21 OCTOBER | 10 AM - 5 PM STUDIO C

A day for playwrights with Erik Ehn (The Saint Plays, Soulographie), Director of Writing for Performance, Brown University. The retreat will introduce playwrights to writing as a process of contemplation-in-action.Tuition: $150

Image and Incarnation: Directing for the Theatre with George Drance, S.J.28 OCTOBER | 10 AM - 5 PM STUDIO C

One-day workshop for theatre directors with George Drance, S.J., Fordham artist-in-residence, Magis Theatre Company artistic director, resident artist in La MaMa’s Great Jones Rep Company.Tuition: $150

Shakespeare and You: An Acting Workshop with Kevin Collins4 NOVEMBER | 10 AM - 5 PM STUDIO C

One-day workshop with Kevin Collins (Irish Rep, Peter Hall Company) immerses actors in Shakespeare’s plays - learn to make the Bard’s characters’ words and actions your own.Tuition: $150

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The 270-seat Loreto Theater is the Sheen Center’s crown jewel: a large Off-Broadway house with great sightlines, five-camera video capabilities, and a recording studio.

The Sheen Center has four rehearsal spaces available to rent for many types of events, ranging in size from small to a 70-seat studio theater.

BROADWAY BARES SOUL

Vanessa Williams

9 SEPTEMBER | 7:30 PM LORETO THEATER

Vanessa Williams is one of the most respected and multi-faceted performers in entertainment today. She has conquered Broadway, music videos, television, motion pictures, and the musical charts, selling millions of albums worldwide. She has achieved critical acclaim as an actress on stage, in film, and on television.Tickets: $45

Kelli O’Hara

3 OCTOBER | 7:30 PM LORETO THEATER

With six Tony nominations, Kelli O’Hara has unequivocally established herself as one of Broadway’s great leading ladies (South Pacific, The Light in the Piazza, Pajama Game). Her Anna Leonowens in the acclaimed revival of The King and I recently garnered her a Tony Award for Best Leading Actress in a Musical.Tickets: $45

Raúl Esparza

14 DECEMBER | 7:30 PM LORETO THEATER

Raúl Esparza, ADA Rafael Barba on “Law & Order: SVU”, is known in the theatre world for his award-winning performances in Broadway musicals such as Company, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Taboo, The Rocky Horror Show, and Cabaret, and plays including Arcadia, Speed-the-Plow, and The Homecoming.Tickets: $45

Intimate Evenings of Song and Spirit, hosted by Fr. Edward Beck, C.P.

Broadway stars bare their souls to interviewer Edward L. Beck (priest, author, CNN Faith & Religion commentator) in 90-minute interviews about their formative influences, life trajectories, and spiritual and social/political worldviews. Each will be invited to perform two or three songs of their choice.

The Wars of Dagger John

By Turlough McConnell

16 NOVEMBER | 7:00 PM BLACK BOX THEATER

A play about America’s most influential 19th-century Irishman, New York Archbishop “Dagger John” Hughes, who overcame bigotry and triumphed over nativism on behalf of Irish Catholic immigrants.Tickets: Free, RSVP Required

Daylight

By Bill Cain

19 NOVEMBER | 4:30 PM BLACK BOX THEATER

Emmy nominee Ann Dowd (“The Handmaid’s Tale”) is Dorothy Day: activist, journalist, radical, bohemian, mother, and Catholic convert in this

play adapted from Day’s own writings.Tickets: Free, RSVP Required

ABOUT OUR SPACES

Our Black Box Theater is a versatile 80-seat venue with moveable seats for a variety of seating arrangements for unique theatre experiences.

The Sheen Center Art Gallery, loccated in the Elizabeth Street lobby, has been home to artworks of many media from a variety of artists.


“The Sheen Center, I believe, is unique, without parallel in any diocese in the nation.”

“No other American Catholic has come closer than [Fulton Sheen] to having lived out the center’s mission statement. From his acclaimed and award-winning radio and television programs, to his famed preaching…to his bestselling books…all of his addresses and writings draw upon what was best in culture, art, literature, music, drama, journalism, history – anything that enhanced the dignity and nobility of the human person.”

- Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York


Andréa Burns (On Your Feet!, In the Heights) brings her special “sabor” back to the Sheen Center! After her smash concert in the spring, she returns with a smokin’ hot band and special guests for a night of fiery Latin arrangements of Broadway tunes and classic Latin rhythms.Tickets: $45

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CHRISTMAS AT THE SHEEN CENTER

Stories and Dances for the Christmas Season

Fr. Bob VerEecke, S.J.15 – 17 DECEMBER LORETO THEATER

Following the 35-year sold-out tradition of A Dancer’s Christmas and Christmas Reflections performed annually at Boston College, Fr. Bob VerEecke, S.J. is creating a new work, Christmas Revelations, that cleverly weaves together old and new stories and dances to entertain you this festive season.Tickets: $25

Christmas Revelations: Andréa Burns’ Broadway Holiday Party!11 DECEMBER | 7:30 PM LORETO THEATER

Make merry again with Broadway

favorite Andréa Burns. The hilarious Latina Jewess celebrates her multicultural heritage with music, humor, warmth, and stories of her favorite holiday memories. Naughty or nice, there’s sure to be a special gift for everyone!Tickets: $45

Curated by POPS Media Group


Experience a special showcase of exciting indie big bands, featuring the Jazzrausch Big Band from Munich, Germany, which is revolutionizing the German club scene, John the Martyr, a soul band with a New Orleans flavor, and the NYChillharmonic, based out of Brooklyn, led by vocalist/songwriter Sara McDonald. Tickets: $15

ANDRÉA BURNS’ LATIN BROADWAY PARTY!

Swiss Society of NY


Premiere of Swiss pianist Salome Scheidegger and her animated pink-haired sidekick “Salichan,” presenting music from video games and Japanese anime movies live on piano in a brand new audiovisual concert experience. Scheidegger is a Japan-born Swiss pianist based in NYC; she has performed worldwide as soloist in recitals and with orchestras, and she has recorded 7 solo albums.Tickets: $17

Salome & Salichan “Always with Me”

Giada ValentiLove Under the Christmas Tree1 – 3 DECEMBER LORETO THEATER

Italian singer Giada Valenti, best known for her stunning PBS special “From Venice With Love,” takes us on a romantic journey of holiday favorites combined with hits from the 60’s through today.Tickets: $45

CARDINAL DOLAN ON THE SHEEN CENTER

Eileen Ivers’ Joyful Christmas6 DECEMBER | 7:30 PM LORETO THEATER

World-renowned violinist and the pre-eminent exponent of the Irish fiddle in the world today, Eileen Ivers and her band capture the spirit and magic of the season in her heartwarm-ing Christmas show. Nine-time All-Ire-land Fiddle Champion and music star of Riverdance, Eileen Ivers will change the way you think about the violin.Tickets: $45

Broadway Inspirational VoicesGreat Joy: A Gospel Christmas4 DECEMBER | 7:30 PM LORETO THEATER

The acclaimed Broadway Inspirational Voices choir returns to The Sheen Center to raise their voices with songs of great joy, celebrating a gospel Christmas as only they can.Tickets: $60


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The Justice Film Festival showcases inspirational films, featuring stories of unexpected courage and redemption that are diverse in both issues and geography. This year’s event will include feature films, documentaries, and shorts from both well-known and emerging filmmakers that shine a light on justice in our changing world. Descriptions of some of the features in this year’s festival are listed below.* For full schedule, visit our website.Tickets: $15 each / $10 Students / $40 Festival Pass

Newtown

Filmed over nearly three years, Newtown tells a story of the aftermath of the deadliest mass shooting of school-children in American history on December 14, 2012. Newtown documents a traumatized community fractured by grief and driven toward a sense of purpose.

Outcasts

Follow the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal on an unexpected journey to the prisons of Central America and accompany them on the dark city streets of London, New York, and Ireland’s most treacherous neighborhoods. Step into the lives of society’s modern day outcasts.

Sacred

Directed by Academy Award-winner Thomas Lennon and shot by more than 40 filmmaking teams around the world, Sacred immerses the viewer in the daily use of faith and spiritual practice. Executive produced by William F. Baker, Ph.D., former president of WNET, Sacred is a sneak peek of this upcoming PBS special.

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Sony Pictures Animation Sneak Preview4 OCTOBER | 7:00 PM LORETO THEATER

In Sony Pictures Animation’s The Star, a small but brave donkey named Bo yearns for a life beyond his daily grind at the village mill. One day he finds the courage to break free, and finally goes on the adventure of his dreams. On his journey, he teams up with Ruth, a lovable sheep who has lost her flock, and Dave, a dove with lofty aspirations. Bo and his new friends follow the Star and become accidental heroes in the greatest story ever told - the first Christmas. The Star event will feature a red carpet with talent from the film and Timothy Cardinal Dolan.Sheen Center Member Exclusive

A Sheen Center ChristmasHow the Grinch Stole Christmas12 DECEMBER | 7:00 PM LORETO THEATER

Join The Sheen Center for our annual holiday celebration, featuring a children’s choir singing carols, a celebrity reading of the classic poem “A Night Before

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the Grinch Stole Christmas on the big screen. Fun for the

whole family!Tickets: $12

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(May 8, 1895 – December 9, 1979)

VenerableFultonJohnSheen was an American bishop of the Roman Catholic Church, prolific author and popular radio and television personality. He hosted Life is Worth Living on the Dumont and ABC television networks from 1952 to 1957 and The Fulton Sheen Program, a revival of his earlier program, which ran in syndication from 1961 to 1968.

His charismatic style and common sense approach to modern-day topics captivated the country, drawing 10 to 30 million viewers each week, the majority of whom were not even Catholic. Archbishop Sheen twice won an Emmy for Most Outstanding Television Personality, beating out Milton Berle, who quipped, “He’s got better writers: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John!”

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Ross Douthat and Fr. James Martin, S.J.

From the Sheen Center and America Media

13 DECEMBER | 6:00 PM LORETO THEATER

This three-part series on Civility in America, which will continue in 2018 with events on

The Media and Politics, features thought leaders discussing divisive issues and finding ways to build bridges. Ross Douthat of The New York Times and Fr. James Martin, S.J., of America magazine have engaged in a spirited and public dialogue on matters of

religion in the US. At this event, Douthat and Martin meet

face-to-face for a dialogue about civility in American public and ecclesial discourse within the Catholic Church, moderated by Fr. Matt Malone, S.J., editor-in-chief of America magazine.Tickets: $20 / $15 Student

TalksCIVILITY IN AMERICA PART 1: RELIGION

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Author’s Night: Everyone Leads: How to Revitalize the Catholic Church 8 NOVEMBER | 7:00 PM STUDIOS A & B

Spend an evening with the author Chris Lowney as he explores ways to revitalize the Catholic Church. Lowney will be signing copies of his book after the presentation.Tickets: $10

Second Annual Fulton Sheen Memorial9 DECEMBER | 11:00 AM LORETO THEATER

Come celebrate the life and legacy of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen! This event will introduce and honor one of the most towering figures in the American Catholic Church. His pioneering and award-winning work in the media helped inspire a deeper appreciation and understanding of the faith.Tickets: Free, RSVP Required

5 NOVEMBER | 1:00 PM LORETO THEATER

This panel precedes a matinee performance of Uncommon Sense (see Theatre), focusing on the role Christians are called to play with people on the autism spectrum. Panelists include Janice Benton, Executive Director, National Catholic Partnership on Disability; Mary Beth Walsh, Ph.D.; William Stropnicky; and Louis Henry Mitchell, Creative Director of Character Design, Sesame Workshop, and designer of Julia, the Muppet with autism.Tickets: $10

AUTISM AND FAITH: ANIMATING HOPE

Sarah Kay and Friends19 SEPTEMBER | 7:30 PM LORETO THEATER

With Anis Mojgani, Clint Smith, and Hanif Abdurraqib — poets whose works cover the sorrows and joys of life.Tickets: $30 / $20 Students and Veterans

One More Time With Feeling

POETRY

The Albacete Lecture On Faith and CultureFrom Crossroads Cultural Center

13 OCTOBER | 7:00 PM LORETO THEATER

By Fr. Julián Carrón, the leader of the global ecclesial movement Communion and Liberation.Tickets: Free, RSVP Required

An Evening with Tim Tebow7 DECEMBER LORETO THEATER

The 21st-Century Catholic Charities: Building Partnerships that Foster Justice and Compassion

From Catholic Charities and the Magnificat Foundation


By Fr. J. Bryan Hehir, former president of Catholic Charities USA.Tickets: Free, RSVP Required

The Edward Cardinal Egan Forum

Two-time national champion, first round NFL draft pick, and Heisman Trophy winner, Tim Tebow shares glimpses of his journey through profes-sional sports, life and faith, offering practical wisdom on positive leadership and insights gained from others who have impacted him in life-changing ways.Sheen Center Member Exclusive

CARE Talks From the McShin Foundation


The Comprehensive Addiction Recovery Empowerment (CARE) Talks are 10- to 15-minute TED-style talks about solutions to addiction in our country. Tickets: $30

Note: All events, dates, and times are subject to changeFor the most updated information, please visit SheenCenter.org

Sheen Center Christmas Book Fair1 - 20 DECEMBER LORETO THEATER LOBBY

Get your shopping done early with this year’s Top 20 Books for Catholic adults and children selected by America’s leading Catholic publishers.Admission: Free

Vita Institute6 JANUARY LORETO THEATER

The Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture’s training program for leaders working in the pro-life movement. Presentations by world-renowned scholars will equip participants with the knowledge necessary to better advance the Culture of Life. Ticket price TBA


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26 OCTOBER – 26 NOVEMBER ART GALLERY

Designed to complement the mainstage production of Uncommon Sense with the assistance of Pure Vision Arts, a group show featuring artists on the autism spectrum.

A New World:Exploring Dorothy Day’s Vision of Social Justice through Contemporary Art

Dorothy Day Guild

16 DECEMBER – 12 JANUARY ART GALLERY

An exhibition exploring Day’s legacy of faith and activism through art.

UNFOLDINGAnne Smith

30 NOVEMBER – 11 DECEMBER ART GALLERY

Traditional quiltmaking combines with abstract painting to create spiritual art in an unexpected way.

Growing HomeBethany Lee

18 JANUARY – 2 FEBRUARY ART GALLERY

Plein air paintings and sculptural reflections inspired by NYC’s natural beauty.

Embroidered Lives:The Art of Fr. Frank Sabatté, CSP10 AUGUST – 1 SEPTEMBER ART GALLERY

Works of random stitch and free motion embroidery art.

The Life of a Swiss Guard:A Private ViewThe Patrons of the Arts in the Vatican Museums

5 OCTOBER – 20 OCTOBER ART GALLERY

An intimate view into the life of the Guards of the Holy Father.

The Enlightenment of Mr. MoleBased on Kenneth Grahame’s classic The Wind in the Willows Written & Directed by B.H. Barry

27 – 31 DECEMBER BLACK BOX THEATER

This is a play for children from 5 to 105, an imaginative, enchanting evening of comedy, adventure and fun.Tickets: $45

THEATRE

Voyage Theater Company and Crossroads Theatre CompanyWritten by Rohina Malik

20 OCTOBER – 4 NOVEMBER BLACK BOX THEATER

The Mecca Tales tells the story of five Muslim women on the Hajj pilgrimage. When their bus breaks down miles short of their destination, tempers flare and the women are tested in unexpected ways.Tickets: $18

The Mecca TalesBoomerang Theatre Company Written by Henry Aronson & Cailín Heffernan, Directed by Cailín Heffernan

6 – 24 SEPTEMBER BLACK BOX THEATER

Loosely based on Love’s Labour’s Lost, meet the Navarre brothers: Berowne, a trust fund playboy, and King, who runs the family ranch. When the Great Depression brings the two men toe-to-toe, they must learn what it means to trust in love and family, and come home to your own.Tickets: $40

Loveless, TexasLooking at One’s Footprints Along the WayLaura Mogollon Lee

7 SEPTEMBER – 29 SEPTEMBER ART GALLERY

Images of a spiritual journey from Venezuela to New York.

From Hang a Tale ProductionsWritten by Jeanne Sakata, starring Joel de la Fuente

2 – 20 DECEMBER BLACK BOX THEATER

Hold These Truths is inspired by a true story from a little-known chapter of American history: civil liberties under attack, Constitutional rights violated, and issues of race hotly debated. See Joel de la Fuente (“Man in the High Castle”) in his Drama Desk-nominated solo performance.Tickets: $29

Hold These Truths

From Our Friends

The art gallery is free and open from 9am to 11pm daily. Entrance is on Elizabeth Street.

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VashtiDance TheatreSurrender to the Light Within11 & 12 NOVEMBER BLACK BOX THEATER

Tickets: $30

Fall Season 201717 & 18 NOVEMBER BLACK BOX THEATER

Tickets: $25

Arch Contemporary Ballet

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COMING UP IN 2018Anne Cattaneo returns with two more evenings of conversation and performance with Broadway stars; Civility in America, returns with two more events on The Media and Politics; Surprised by Beauty: Engaging the Catholic Imagination in Film and Theater is a three-day conference featuring keynote speaker Gregory Wolfe (Image Journal) and Catholic film and theater professionals; a delightful Midsummer Night’s Dream; and sacred music, author nights, film screenings, and new plays will fill our houses all season long.

HIGHLIGHTS FROM LAST SEASON

John Lithgow Bishop Robert Barron Kate Baldwin Kirk Whalum Mel Gibson

From the Drama League Drama League Executive Artistic Director: Gabriel Stelian-Shanks

13 – 20 JANUARY BLACK BOX THEATER

See future award-winning directors at the 34th Annual DirectorFest, a festival of fully-produced shows by some of the most important early-career directors in the country.Tickets: $18

From Our Friends

DirectorFest

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