Athens Pride is going to be the hottest, gaggiest, best Pride in the history of Pride, especially with Theseus and Hippolyta, literal queer icons, closing the festival with their nuptials- the wedding of the century! Anyone who is anyone is going to be there. But, when the lovers' feud of King and Queen of the Fairies, Oberon and Titania, spills over, things are going to get real messy. Using the original text of Shakespeare's most legendary comedy, this story is getting a queer, fabulous twist that only Tier5 could do!

As a grassroots, indie theatre company, Tier5 depends on the generosity and support of our patrons to keep creating interesting, creative, and exciting art. We've said it before, and we'll say it again: making theatre is EXPENSIVE. Especially in New York City.

So, every little bit helps us to be able to continue to provide opportunities for artists to create art in a safe and explorative space, to provide our audiences with unique theatrical experiences, and present art that may not be given an opportunity through mainstream channels.

Tier5 is fiscally sponsored by Fractured Atlas, meaning that your donations can be partially or completely tax deductible. 

- Rehearsal space.
- Theatre rental fees.
- Compensating our actors, creatives, and technicians.
- Costumes, props, set, hair, wigs, and make-up.
- Travel and housing for out-of-town company members.
- Posters, flyers, publicity
- Making magic happen on stage.

Tier5 tries to keep our budgets small, with a focus performance, text, and imagination... it still takes a lot to make those come alive. And a lot of things you don't think about normally that creep up and surprise you!

IMMENSE GRATITUDE AND THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO HAS SUPPORTED TIER5 ON OUR JOURNEY. 

In March, Tier5 celebrated it 8th birthday, and we are in the midst of our biggest year yet. We would love for you to be a part of it!

If you are unable to donate at this time, please consider sharing our fundraiser, following our social media accounts, or helping spread the word about our little theatre company that could.