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The premier subscription.
Includes TWO “house seats” to
all six productions and PlaywrightsPRIME benefits (see below).
Personalized ticketing through a dedicated hotline.
Platinum Patrons join artists throughout the year at intimate dinners,
cocktail parties, and play readings. Handling fee waived.
(all but $650 is
tax-deductible).
Click here for a complete list of Platinum Patron benefits.
All six productions and PlaywrightsPRIME.
Choose any performance of each production.
The Silver Pass package automatically includes all six productions
and PlaywrightsPRIME membership (see below). .
Any performance in the run.
Any of the first 16 performances, any matinee, or any Sunday
evening in the run.
Four or six tickets, any way you want.
Low-cost memberships for students and theatergoers aged 30 & under.
Mother can’t tell her identical twins apart. But when Otto announces his brother doesn’t exist, the household descends into chaos. Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize winner Edward Albee is in rare form with his newest play, turning “the most fundamental questions of identity into verbal soft-shoes.”
—Ben Brantley, New York Times
By Amy Herzog
Directed by Carolyn Cantor
Peter Jay Sharp Theater
The brilliant, promising Emma Joseph proudly carries the torch of her family’s Marxist tradition, devoting her life to the memory of her blacklisted grandfather. But when history reveals a shocking truth about the man himself, the entire family is forced to confront questions of honesty and allegiance they thought had been resolved. After the Revolution is a bold and moving portrait of an American family, thrown into an intergenerational tailspin, forced to reconcile a thorny and delicate legacy.
By Adam Bock
Directed by Trip Cullman
Mainstage Theater
When a tough-as-nails contractor finds her senses disappearing one at a time, the impact on the lives around her is nothing less than seismic. In Bock’s spare, altogether human parable, a seemingly catastrophic loss leads to unlikely self-discoveries of the “small fires” within.
By Bathsheba Doran
Directed by Sam Gold
Mainstage Theater
Anna, a Texan Ivy League poetry scholar, and Sean, an Irish personal trainer, hardly seem destined for one another. But as their web of family and friends crosses distances both psychological and geographical, an unlikely new family is forged. Bathsheba Doran’s play sheds a sharp light on the changing face of kinship in the expansive landscape of the modern world.
By David Greenspan
Directed by Leigh Silverman
Peter Jay Sharp Theater
A forgotten chorus boy from the theater of Ancient Greece, stuck in a lonely purgatory these past 2000 years, is sent back to earth on a mission from God. He now finds himself among a vacationing family in the Hamptons, caught off-guard by his re-discovered ability to feel love. Go Back To Where You Are is a melancholy comic romance, told with Greenspan’s unique brand of theatrical wit and exquisite lyricism.
A NEW MUSICAL
Book and Lyrics by Joy Gregory
Music and Lyrics by Gunnar Madsen
Story by Joy Gregory, Gunnar Madsen, and John Langs
Directed by John Langs
Mainstage Theater
They defined cult status — and were gone in the blink of an eye. Fremont, NH, the late '60s. A working class dad has a vision of rock n' roll destiny for his three talentless daughters, convinced they're his family's one-way ticket out of poverty and obscurity. But the girls have ideas of their own — and as their father's ambition turns to obsession, the price of familial obligation becomes all too clear. BASED ON A TRUE STORY.