tdf‘s PXP magazine is an online forum for conversation.
Its goal is to connect artists to the theatregoing audience, making a space for both sides to talk, share, and create community.
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PXP has a few main sections:
INTERACT : posts that are working to build conversation. Go there and share.
Join in and see what people are saying about what they have seen. INTERACT has a few main ideas: people responding to theatre by connecting it to their lives, PXP asking provocative questions, and artists talking directly to you.
OPPORTUNITIES: a list of training, interning, contests, arts-based residencies and more for young artists and young people with an interest in the performing arts.
PEOPLE AT THE THEATRE: PXP’s tumblr that works to capture who is going to the theatre. See who might be joining you when you take the journey to see a show. And watch out, we might just capture you at the theatre.
SEE THEATRE: a list of ways to see theatre without breaking the bank: rush tickets, student tickets, free tickets, affordable tickets, and other ways to see theatre afforably, like volunteer ushering.
DISCOVER: find out about theatres, theatre companies, performers and more. Want to know who is going to be the next big thing in NYC, find it here.
FUN: a bunch of things PXP thinks is fun. Quizzes, funny lists, videos, more. A place for a good laugh or a dance party.
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In addition to the online magazine, a few times a year PXP prints a magazine that is sent into high schools, colleges, libraries, youth centers, and more throughout NYC.
You can find the online version of those issues here.

