Set against the backdrop of 1950s suburban life, Bad Seed is a gripping psychological thriller that explores the terrifying idea of a child with a natural capacity for evil.
From its mesmerizing first moments to the final fulfilment of the witches’ prophecy, Macbeth is one of Shakespeare’s darkest and most powerful tragedies.
Take a wild ride through the mind of Sutter, a young man navigating his identity as a Black gay man in a world that doesn’t always want to understand him. In this bold and bitingly funny coming-of-age story, playwright Robert O’Hara shatters conventions with a mashup of vignettes, sermons, sketches, and fourth-wall-breaking theatrical moments. From awkward childhood memories to eye-opening adult revelations, Bootycandy fuses outrageous satire with unflinching honesty, confronting themes of race, sexuality, and cultural expectation with fearless flair.
WAIT UNTIL DARK by Frederick Knott, Directed by David Abrams – Susy Hendrix, a recently blinded woman, becomes the target of three con men. When her husband is lured away, Susy is forced to defend herself against these intruders. The play explores themes of deception, darkness, and the resilience of the human spirit.
Romeo & Juliet remains one of William Shakespeare’s most celebrated works, delving into the depths of love, fate, and the societal pressures that can lead to tragedy. Its timeless narrative continues to resonate, highlighting the enduring question of fate versus free will.
Marjorie Prime has garnered critical acclaim for its insightful exploration and profound commentary on the human condition in an era where technology increasingly intertwines with our daily lives.
The Lifespan of a Fact is a critically acclaimed Broadway play that delves into the contentious realm where truth and storytelling intersect.