Fellowship For Performing Arts

Fellowship For Performing Arts (FPA) is a not-for-profit production company based in New York City. Founded by award-winning actor Max McLean, FPA boasts a team of 19 employees and generates annual revenue of $2.5 million. The company specializes in producing theatre productions that reflect a Christian worldview, aiming to captivate a broad and diverse audience. FPA's productions encompass a range of works, including dramas, musicals, and adaptations of classic literature. They have brought to life acclaimed productions such as "The Screwtape Letters," "The Great Divorce," "C.S. Lewis Onstage: The Most Reluctant Convert," "Martin Luther on Trial," "Mark’s Gospel," "Genesis," "Robert Bolt’s A Man for All Seasons," and the first New York revival of the Tony-nominated play "Shadowlands." Beyond their annual season in New York City, FPA extends its theatrical reach through nationwide and international tours, sharing their productions with audiences across the globe. To experience the compelling narratives and powerful performances of Fellowship For Performing Arts, visit their website at fpatheatre.com.