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La Femme - The Theatre That Inspires Women

La Femme Theatre Productions is dedicated to exploring the female experience through classic and contemporary plays. Our mission is to bring women’s voices center stage — where they belong.

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La Femme Launches Women In Agency Festival 2026

La Femme Theatre Productions is thrilled to announce the return of the Women In Agency Festival for its second season. This year, La Femme is proudly continuing its mission to foster female artists by expanding upon the exciting theatrical work developed last summer. Last summer, mentee playwright Abigail Duclos and Women On The Verge director Britt Berke developed Duclos’s original play Vengeance as a stage reading under the Equity 29-Hour Reading Agreement. La Femme is excited to welcome these brilliant artists back to our stage by producing a full workshop production of Vengeance under the Women In Agency Festival in August 2026. Through the Women In Agency Festival, we at La Femme seek to support the careers of emerging female artists and deepen our engagement with the plays developed in past iterations of the Festival. As we provide powerful forward momentum for our artists, we eagerly look forward to continuing our work with Abigail Duclos, Britt Berke, and Vengeance.  

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Championing Women’s Voices On Stage

Over the past decade, La Femme has curated seasons that not only align with our mission but also resonate with the zeitgeist of the American canon. Through collaborations with The Peccadillo Theater Company and The Cherry Lane Theatre, as well as independent productions at The Theatre at St. Clement’s, La Femme has expanded its reach, serving as a platform for female artists to thrive.

 

As we enter a new chapter, we at La Femme are excited to maintain this momentum with programs such as A Woman’s Storyland and Women on the Verge: The Gladys and Mary Dohmen Reading Series. With La Femme’s legacy continuing to grow, we are honored to have collaborated with award-winning artists on the 2023–2024 Off-Broadway production of Tennessee Williams’s The Night of the Iguana at the Pershing Square Signature Center’s Diamond Stage.

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What Critics & Audiences Are Saying

“Tennessee Williams’s turbulent drama receives a fine staging in director Emily Mann’s New York production.”

The Wall Street Journal

“The ensemble is uniformly excellent and perfectly staged at the Cherry Lane. This revival of ‘The Traveling Lady’ would make Horton Foote proud.”

Huffington Post

“Excellent revival. It’s the kind of theatrical magic you really have to experience firsthand.”

Theatermania

“The Night of the Iguana is not without its misty pleasures…the unflinching DeLaria…Rubin-Vega’s unshakable earthiness…the surety with which Lichty imbues her character…”

The New York Times

“A well-mounted rarity by one of the great masters performed by an exceptional company.”

Michael Dale Broadway World

“Stellar revival.”

Zachary Stewart TheaterMania

“La Femme Theatre’s The Night of the Iguana finds poetry and pathos amid the chaos — a thoughtful, atmospheric take on Williams’s world of lost souls.”

The New York Times

“Tennessee Williams’s turbulent drama receives a fine staging in director Emily Mann’s New York production.”

The Wall Street Journal