a Turner Prize is an exploration of what it means to be an artist under late-stage capitalism. Two artists - &rade (pronounced Andradé) and Randie - employ an AI to get ahead of each other in their parallel artistic careers.

The final play in Douglas Lyons’ “The Deep Breath Trilogy: New Plays for Black Women,” which launched with the family play Chicken and Biscuits on Broadway in 2021, followed by the Off-Broadway romantic comedy Table 17 in 2024.

“Hamil’s Pride & Prejudice re-envisions Jane Austen’s classic novel as a chaotically fun comedy wherein Lizzy Bennet is forced to participate in a game of matchmaking she does not wish to play.”

An empty theater lit by glowing blue screens. Phone calls after dark. Spinning confessionals. In this live virtual experience, individual audience members are taken through a series of intimate, one-on-one exchanges with performers.

Delayed flights, BDSM experimentation, neighborly gossip, and locker room talk are exposed as dangerous games in this English translation of the contemporary Russian play.

“Cook and clean and never be seen.” Step into the mind of a woman writing the history of Shakespearean prostitute-actresses in colonial Bengal.

Daniel is the #1 Solitaire player in the world - for now. Patience is a portrait of a young man struggling to build a life with other people, when all he’s learned so far is how to be alone.

Sitting in dark pod-booths with vision portholes, audience members undergo a sensorial journey that reflects on humanity’s quest for higher intelligence.

Better explores the experience of recovery and relapse, where participants are immersed in the stories of other patients at New Beginnings Clinic.

One love triangle, a senile servant, two out-of-touch aristocrats, and Mr. Disaster all descend on an estate in terrible debt. With endless talking and no communication, Lyubov Andreyevna and her circle desperately try to say they love each other.