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A meta-theatrical satire about society’s true queens. Co-produced with Soho Rep.
"At the center of our fall line-up is a duo of intrepid, high-voltage new works that interrogate the blurry line between truth and manipulation in our fast-spinning world." — Artistic Director Adam Greenfield
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by Artistic Fellow Olivia O'Connor
by Perel
by Alison Kopit
by Ryan J. Haddad
by Latif Nasser
by Tim Sanford
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David Adjmi’s Stereophonic zooms in on a music studio in the mid-1970s, where an up-and-coming rock band recording a new album finds itself suddenly on the cusp of superstardom.
Alexandra Tatarsky collages narratives of artmaking and despair into a semi-autobiographical tour-de-farce, as told by a young Jewish woman who thinks she is a small German boy who thinks he is a tree.
Emmy-nominated comedian Ikechukwu Ufomadu seeks to provide you, the audience, with the finest Amusements he can muster.
Faith hates reading, Jane lost her flashcards, and Javier sees no point in studying because of climate change.
Dawn O’Keefe is an evangelical Christian teen with a powerful secret not even she understands – when men violate her, her body bites back.
Outside, the world is breaking apart. But in here, a group of lonely city dwellers gather to find comfort and connection.
