Searing Drama "Detroit '67" From the author of the hit Temptations' musical "Ain't Too Proud", and the Obie award-winning "Skeleton Crew" comes "Detroit '67". It's 1967, Motown music rules, and Chelle and her brother Lank are making ends meet by holding after-hours dance...
"Dry Powder": Sharp Corporate Comedy "Dry Powder" goes behind the boardroom at a large private equity firm to take a darkly humorous look at the giant clashing egos that play fast and loose with our financial system. The company finds itself facing a PR nightmare after its president...
Dystopian Drama Examines Control & Identity Bernard has just discovered that he's not the only Bernard -- he's been cloned. By a marvel of genetic science, Bernard's father was able to make faithful copies of his beloved son. In Caryl Churchill's "A Number", Bernard, his father and the...
"Eureka Day": A New Comedy of Berkeley Manners At the forward-thinking Eureka Day School, all decisions are made by consensus and everyone's opinion is valued. But when a crisis puts their children in danger, it turns out that "Eureka Day" parents have different definitions of safety. The...
