by Steven Dietz
Rehearsals beginning October 2024
Previews begin November 14
Opening November 16
Closing December 8
by Samuel D. Hunter
Rehearsals beginning January 2025
Previews begin February 6
Opening February 8
Closing March 2, 2025
by Christina Anderson
Rehearsals beginning April 2025
Previews begin May 1
Opening May 3
Closing May 25, 2025
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LONELY PLANET by Steven Dietz
SYNOPSIS: In the early 1990s, down an old city street, inside a small map store, a pile of chairs begins to form. Two best friends, Jody and Carl, manage the ever-growing mountain of chairs while taking care of each other and navigating the dark reality that looms in the outside world—a reality Carl faces in their neighborhood every day and one Jody is afraid to see. A funny and heartwarming story of friendship, love, and survival during one of the world's hardest moments, Lonely Planet continues to show us that “Friendship, not technology, is the only thing capable of showing us the enormity of the world” - Steven Dietz, playwright.
A CASE FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD by Samuel D. Hunter
SYNOPSIS: Ryan is undereducated, awful with money, and reeling from a painful divorce with the mother of his child, while Keith is polished, financially savvy, and the gay single caretaker of a foster daughter. When Ryan seeks Keith’s help to secure a loan and buy back twelve acres that formerly belonged to his family, the two men bond over their love of their daughters, as well as “a specific kind of sadness” that emerges in the gap between their dreams and their realities. A heartrending yet hopeful play about two men's parallel desires to build a secure foundation for their families even as everything around them is falling apart.
THE RIPPLE, THE WAVE THAT CARRIED ME HOME by Christina Anderson
SYNOPSIS: Tony-nominated playwright Christina Anderson brings us a poignant, transporting, and quietly subversive story of racial justice, political legacy, and family forgiveness. Janice’s childhood was steeped in her parents’ activism as they fought for the integration of public swimming pools in 1960s Kansas and taught scores of Black children to swim. But Janice later steps away from her parents’ politics and starts her own life and family far away—until she’s pressed into speaking at a ceremony honoring her father. The ripple, the wave that carried me home is a moving exploration of a family’s response to injustice and a daughter's reckoning with her political inheritance.
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