By Jennifer Maisel Directed by Joseph Megel When all you can do is hope In a cramped apartment on the Lower East Side, a young […]
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By Jonathan Moises Olivares Directed by Daniel Banks Is Love Enough? Inside the world of conversion therapy, same sex attraction is a disease, and “therapists” […]
by Jacqueline E. Lawton Directed by Kaja Dunn When politics become personal, what price must we pay? Every time Mira’s husband returns home from war, […]
In the summer of 1961, the fiery first months of America’s civil rights movement, waves of young people rode buses into the heart of the […]
A struggling playwright bends time and space as two philosophers, one brother, and a few other surprising characters converge upon Henry David Thoreau’s cabin for a zany evening that promises to be as unexpected as it is delightful.
Poetry, rap, and storytelling join forces in a tale of race, whiteness, language, and Hip Hop as a global community. Writer-performer and UNC graduate Kane Smego draws on his experience as an international touring poet, Hip Hop artist, youth educator, and native of the American South in this virtuosic one-man show.
Compassionate, heartbreaking, and sometimes even funny, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play chronicles one woman’s journey to break the cycle—and silence—surrounding the years of sexual abuse she experienced at the hands of a beloved family member. A story of boundaries, personal agency, and how hindsight is not always 20/20, How I Learned to Drive has earned its place as a modern masterpiece and achieves a powerful new resonance in the era of #MeToo and #TimesUp.
Galileo Galilei: father, hero, heretic. When a chance discovery leads to evidence of a seismic shift in scientific thinking, Galileo sparks a dangerous dispute with authority. To challenge the idea that the earth is the centre of the universe is to challenge the all-powerful Roman Catholic Church. Brecht’s dramatisation of the battle between belief and reason considers whether proof matters when dogma reigns.
In the whimsically theatrical world of Jump, lights flicker, hearts heal, and you never know what surprises might literally fall from the sky. Discover the magic of hope in the midst of grief and the promise of human connection as two strangers find solace on a bridge.