108 Notes is a play that I’ve written about two PhD students who are studying different theses, and while looking through the books in their university’s library, they come across little index cards shoved into each of the books. They end up assembling all of them, totaling 108 index cards. They start this project on the side of their research to try and come up with an analysis that can tap into what it means to know a person, just through their words.

LPAC is built around LaGuardia Community College students, not just as audience members, but as emerging artists and future leaders. Whether it’s creating job opportunities, opening doors to professional connections, New York City is the cultural capital of the country, and one could argue the entire world as well.

The incubator brings together LAGCC students, alumni, and faculty with professional mentors and partner institutions for a weekend of learning, making, and connection culminating in a 24-Hour Plays event. Through this, LPAC aims to create an on-ramp for students from community college training to the professional theater world.