We support and invest in experimental art by
Black, brown, and queer artists.

The Flea 2025 Season

A man with long curly hair and glasses, wearing a blue shirt, sits at a table with books and a water bottle visible in front of him. He is smiling and looking upwards. Behind him, stage decorations and a large screen with colorful patterns are visible, indicating a presentation or event setting.
A woman with long red and black braided hair smiling on stage against a black background, wearing a black turtleneck sweater.
A diverse group of people participating in a Juneteenth public performance, with some individuals in traditional African attire, standing and observing on a city sidewalk, with cars and modern buildings in the background.
Portrait of a woman wearing layered pearl necklaces, large gold earrings, and rings, with a fur background, promotional text for an event titled 'we come to collect' from August 26 to September 27.

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HANG TIME
is coming home…

Three men standing on stage with their heads tilted back and eyes closed or looking upwards, against a black background.

HANG TIME was originally produced in 2023 right here in our own downtown NYC theater, in partnership with Zora Howard and in association with W.A.C.O. (Where Art Can Occur) Theater Center.

Due to overwhelmingly positive response, The Flea launched its first ever national tour with this provocative production. After performances in Arizona, Chicago, and Boston, HANG TIME will make its final stop in NYC at the legendary Apollo Theater this November. Help us welcome home this astounding play, “rich” in language and “fine-tuned dialogue.”