As a not-for-profit organization, TDF relies on your generosity to make the performing arts affordable and accessible for all.
Support TDFTDF makes the performing arts affordable by offering amazing discounts on tickets via TDF memberships, TKTS Booths and more!
Buy TicketsTDF Accessibility Programs offer opportunities for individuals with disabilities to enjoy the performing arts. The majority of our services are part of a free membership program.
Accessibility ServicesTDF partners with professionals in the field and consultants on the autism spectrum to make shows accessible for everyone. Slight adjustments to the production are made, including the reduction of jarring sounds or spotlights that shine into the audience. House lights are also faintly dimmed. Helpful resources are created by TDF to prepare audience members for a day at the theatre.
View Autism Friendly PerformancesA TDF Accessibility Membership is available at no cost to anyone with a disability. Proof of eligibility must be provided.
Find Accessible EventsTDF’s education and engagement programs introduce the performing arts to potential audiences in a meaningful way. We bring teachers and schools, individuals and students, communities and organizations to live theatre.
Browse School & Community ProgramsTop theatre professionals share their time and expertise with NYC students. Together, they see and discuss hundreds of shows annually.
More about the Wendy Wasserstein ProjectFrom social service agencies to cultural centers, TDF’s community partners range in mission, but all share an appreciation for the vitality of the performing arts.
Become a Community PartnerOur online magazine spotlights the best theatre and dance productions in New York City. Enjoy show recommendations, artist interviews and videos.
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TDF programs are made possible, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the New York City Council and the New York State Council on the Arts, as well as by the generosity of our donors, including the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, the Howard Gilman Foundation, and The Shubert Foundation.
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