Suzan-Lori Parks' fierce and intimate three-person drama, a companion piece to her Pulitzer Prize-winning play Topdog/Underdog.

Thornton Wilder's scintillating version of Ibsen's classic play.

An imaginative exploration of the power of memory, love and human connection.

A sweeping historical saga told with lyricism and power, The Liquid Plain brings to life a group of people whose stories have been erased from history.

An intimate and moving play about an accountant from Ohio, and her apparently humdrum life.

A searing exploration of love’s power to both ruin and remake our lives.

A gloriously biting comedy set in a rest home, from the author of Good People and Rabbit Hole.

A play about what it means to be an outsider while searching for empathy and connection.

A unique and personal response to the extraordinary events of the first hundred days of the presidency of Donald J. Trump - a play diary for each day of the presidency, from the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright.

The Tony Award-winning musical about an Egyptian band that gets stranded in a small Israeli desert town.

An elderly woman and her siblings become J.M. Barrie's classic characters in Sarah Ruhl's play about a family grieving over the death of their patriarch.

A solo show exploring experiences of death and dying through verbatim testimony.

A moving play about the stalwart endurance of a devoted mother, winner of the 2018 New York Drama Critics' Circle Award for Best Play.

A musical about the barriers and the bonds of family, and the complexities of immigration in today's America.

A haunting tale of loss and friendship, blurring the lines between the real and surreal, from the author of Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play.

A deliciously adventurous play that confronts the question of whether monogamy is enough to ensure a happy marriage.

A play about the heart—its passions, its failures, and its ability to connect.

It is 1958. In the midst of a building boom in New York City, Joe Papp and his colleagues are facing pressure from the city’s elite as they continue their free Shakespeare in Central Park.