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Love Alone

After a routine medical procedure goes tragically wrong, a lawsuit transforms the lives of both the patient’s family and a doctor charged with her care. Two households navigate uncharted waters of loss, anger, humor and longing on their path to healing.

Private Lives

Divorced lovers land in adjacent honeymoon suites on a glorious evening on the Riviera igniting a timeless battle of the sexes. A comic masterpiece and the epitome of glamour and whip-smart wit. Sophisticated, urbane and as hilariously catty as they come.

The Story of the Gun

Daisey’s most provocative subject yet: America’s relationship with guns. Throwing easy answers and partisan bickering out the window, he delves into the history of the gun and its place in our national culture, cutting through the political static with hilarious comedy, brilliant observation and pitch-perfect timing.

The Tempest

The Bard’s last play – the theatre’s first work of magical realism. In the aftermath of a shipwreck of his own conjuring, exiled Prospero wields magical powers and manipulation to restore his daughter Miranda to her rightful place. His machinations bring about revelations, romance and redemption on a mysterious island.

Metamorphoses

Set in and around a pool of water, Metamorphoses presents the poetic myths of Midas, Orpheus and Eurydice, Eros and Psyche, and others to juxtapose the ancient and contemporary in breathtaking storytelling and gorgeous imagery, exploring the timeless theme of love in all its forms.

The Mountaintop

A new play acclaimed from London to Broadway. Spend a historic night with Civil Rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., as a visitation from a mysterious woman leads him to confront his innermost thoughts and fears on the stormy evening before his assassination.

Surviving Twin

Conceived by the Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter as a posthumous collaboration, connecting his music with the writing of his late father, an esteemed Life Magazine columnist. The focus is on fatherhood – being a father and having one – as well as issues of birth, self-identity, loss, mortality, fashion and pet ownership.

Mary’s Wedding

On the eve of her wedding to another man, Mary dreams of meeting a young soldier, their blossoming love, and the winds of fate that blew them apart when he goes to battle in World War I. Haunting and achingly romantic. In the words of the playwright, “a memorial to both the Great War and Great Love.”

4000 Miles

An elderly grandmother with a fading memory opens her door – and her life – to her wayward grandson. As an overnight couch-surf turns into an extended stay, 4000 Miles unearths surprising commonality across generations in this emotionally compelling and humor-filled drama.