Mission
According to the MTC, its mission is:
- "to produce a season of innovative work with a series of productions as broad and diverse as New York itself;
- to encourage significant new work by creating an environment in which writers and theatre artists are supported by the finest professionals producing theatre today;
- to nurture new talent in playwriting, musical composition, directing, acting and design;
- to reach out to young audiences with innovative programs in education and maintain a commitment to cultivating the next generation of theatre professionals."
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