Tabia Lau
New York
Campaigns I'm On
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There was a girl. An artist. Not me. This girl lived a long time ago... -
"An Englishman, an Irishman, and an American. Why they were in that cell was anybody's guess, and why they were in Lebanon was their own guess." -
Help us bring this new play surrounding the many mythos of Sylvia Plath to life -
Select conversations dealing with love, loss, restraint, and missing pieces.
Campaigns I've Funded
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There was a girl. An artist. Not me. This girl lived a long time ago...
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Help us realize MFA Candidate Hannah Bisewski’s first very FULL-LENGTH production at Columbia University. -
Columbia U., and Julia Joyce-Barry mount Peter Schaffer's classic drama about a boy's pathological relationship to horses, and the psychiatrist who treats him. -
Peter Pan: The Boy Who Hated Mothers is a production directed by Christopher Murrah and written by Michael Lluberes -
This new satirical comedy takes an irreverent look at the role of media and democracy in the Age of Terror. -
Colleen's hit blog is now a show! Coming this fall to NYC. -
Easy Leap Theatre Company presents an all-female production of Shakespeare's cleverest comedy, about a group of young men determined to outsmart love.
Campaigns I'm Following
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Select conversations dealing with love, loss, restraint, and missing pieces.
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The Wandering Fools' production of The Caucasian Chalk Circle was selected to perform at the International Experimental Theatre Festival in Shanghai, China! -
1 graduate school. 6 directors. 12 shows. Chekhov AND fairy tales. Anouk, Chris, Dara, Maridee, Pablo, and Peter: creating theatre directing magic. -
Uniting the YouTube community to raise money for The Trevor Project. -
Help us bring this new play surrounding the many mythos of Sylvia Plath to life
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"An Englishman, an Irishman, and an American. Why they were in that cell was anybody's guess, and why they were in Lebanon was their own guess."
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You’re here. And I was over there. But now I’m over here. I’m here. You’re my brother. I love you. -
We are raising funds for our production THE HOUR OF THE STAR - an adaptation of the famed novella. -
Help fund the premiere of this new comedy as part of Columbia University New Plays Now Festival!