Since 1990, New 42 has made it possible for approximately:

675,000+ students
to experience live theater through New Victory arts education

1,600+ NYC youth
to achieve professional and personal success through paid employment with the New 42 Youth Corps

1 million views nationwide
of virtual education and artistic programs through New Victory Arts Break, New Victory Dance and New Victory On Demand

1,350 new works
to journey from New 42 Studios to Broadway stages and beyond

What’s New

From reopening the doors to our New Victory Theater and New 42 Studios to expanding our reach to audiences across the globe—take a look at all we’ve been up to this past year. Our Year in Review report is available now.

The New 42 logo on a dark blue background with the words "Year in Review" in white below. Below that are the words "2021-22" in yellow.
Text that reads, "GIVE: Your Guide to Teaching Artistry in Inclusive Settings," accompanied by a photo of a teacher teaching in a classroom.

GIVE: Your Guide to Teaching Artistry in Inclusive Settings

ArtsConnection, Community-Word Project and New Victory have partnered to present free online resources created by Teaching Artists for Teaching Artists working in Integrated Co-Teaching (ICT) Classrooms in New York City and beyond.

Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Accessibility

As New 42 implements new practices toward a more inclusive professional community, we publish our progress as a form of accountability. Our February 2023 update details some of our latest work.

Research

Groundbreaking research on the impact of performing arts on kids.

“New 42 Youth Corps has shaped me in a way that encourages me to help others.”

Jonathan Rodriguez, New Victory Usher Corps, Class of 2013 & New 42nd Street Fellows Corps, Class of 2018

Young girl enjoying watching a performance

New Victory Theater

New Victory opens new worlds to young people and families through extraordinary performances, education and engagement programs.

New 42 Studios

New 42 Studios cultivates new ideas in the performing arts through services and spaces that embolden artists to do their best work.

Photo of Lin-Manuel Miranda and the cast of Hamilton by Joan Marcus. New Victory photos by Alexis Buatti-Ramos.