About NYTE
Mission and Programs
The New York Theatre Experience, Inc. (NYTE) is a nonprofit corporation
with a mission to build audience for and interest in theatre in New York
City, with a particular emphasis on emerging artists. Using new and
traditional media, NYTE's programs include:
nytheatre.com
A complete
resource guide on the Web for the most comprehensive NYC theatre info,
listings, and reviews.
mobile.nytheatre.com
nytheatre.com for use on smart phones and PDA's; instant theatre for
those on the go.
indietheater.org
In-depth, independent coverage of New York City's indie theatre scene with
listings and links for more than 160 nonprofit theatre companies.
nytheatrecast.com
Podcasts which are the voice of nytheatre.com, offering news,
commentary, and highlights of the indie theatre scene in New York City.
nyte
small press
The traditional publishing section of NYTE
offering anthologies of plays including ten volumes of plays by
emerging artists in the Plays and Playwrights series,
Playing With Canons: Explosive New Works from Great Literature
by America's Indie Playwrights, and
Unpredictable Plays by Mario Fratti.
The
New York Theatre Experience, Inc., the nonprofit corporation
that operates all our websites and programs. Incorporated in
1999, it has grown from one small website to become a family of
websites read by millions of people yearly.
And More
the nytheatre i
the GOOD NEWS INITIATIVE to tell the stories from the world of
indie theater that make us happy
plays and playwrights
blog
blogging about NYTE Small Press, our publishing program;
about the books, the playwrights, new works by those NYTE has published
and much more.
NYTE Shop
NYTE's secure e-commerce
website; purchase books, donate to NYTE, and save with special
book offers.
Accessibility
Accomplished, in part by a grant from the Verizon Foundation,
nytheatre.com, is completely compliant with Section 508 of the Federal
Rehabilitation Act and with the World Wide Web Consortium's prioritized
rules for accessibility making it possible for the visually impaired and
those who are movement impaired to easily navigate the website. Those
who use non-computer monitor devices are now able to view our free
informational resources, as well. We are, also, fully accessible to and
compliant with the most common browsers in use.
From a reader: "I use the screen reader JAWS for Windows... I found
nytheatre.com to be very user friendly. In fact, I kept getting sucked
in and spending more time than I'd intended, reading up on the latest
theater events and exploring the archives. I have to say, navigating the
site truly was a breeze. The search feature works great. I was able to
look up info and reviews on shows past and present within seconds. The
navigation links along the top and left were also very clean and
concise. The graphics were lovely and clear without at all compromising
the text. My favorite feature is the skip navigation link at the top of
the page. For me this is crucial. Otherwise I'm having to arrow down
through every link over and over again every time I go to another page.
I wish more sites could take a tutorial from you on how to make their
sites simple and ACCESSIBLE."