Maybe, Probably

(2M 2W)

Nominated for a Standing Ovation Award, MAYBE, PROBABLY, is a new comedy about a couple in Park Slope during the ten months before the birth of their first baby.

Play With Time

(1M 1W Or Many)

“Philip Glass” (composer) and “Fredericka Foster” (visual artist) engage in conversation about Time, the arts, Buddhism, and physics.

Moving Water

(1W 2M)

Sinister sounds at night. An apartment building moans, alive and in pain. There is something in the walls, or is it imagined? And now Zara has disappeared. Her apartment is suddenly occupied by a new tenant, but with a storm approaching and the waters rising will they ever find her?

Reservoir

(3M 2W)

"A timely, urgent reimagining [of Woyzeck by Georg Buchner] smartly written by Eric Henry Sanders." (Daniel M. Gold, The New York Times)

It's election season at Endover Academy, an exclusive English Public school, and the race for Head Boy is beginning to turn ugly. A dark comedy about greed, power and the election process, THE PRINCE AMONG MEN bears a striking resemblance to the infamous 2000 U.S. election, though hopefully the consequences for the world economy won't be quite so disastrous.

"An intelligent and biting satire. If you manage to bag a ticket, you will definitely come out a winner!" (ExtraExtra)

The Heliopause

(6M 3W)

"[...] Arresting and heartbreaking." (BackStage West) The Heliopause is the epic story of a family's effort to reunite during 1994 genocide in Rwanda, and forgive in its aftermath.

Where's Annie?

(1M 2W)

"On Golden Pond meets Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? in this play that explores the mystery of an older couple's relationship with each other and their vengeful granddaughter." (Playbill)