SERIES A

July 21st - September 1st, 2017

PLAYING GOD

by ALAN ZWEIBEL

directed by MARIA MILEAF

with BILL BUELL, FLORA DIAZ, DANA WATKINS, and WELKER WHITE

Unhappy that a brazen doctor changed the due date of a pregnant woman's baby because he's going on vacation, God decides to pay him a visit to put him in his place.

JACK

by MELISSA ROSS

directed by MIMI O'DONNELL

with QUINCY DUNN-BAKER, and CLAIRE KARPEN

Maggie and George and Jack have been inseparable best friends since college. But when Maggie and George divorce, Jack is the only thing holding them together. Until suddenly he isn’t…A play about growing up, growing apart, and letting go of your first love.

ACOLYTE

by GRAHAM MOORE

directed by ALEXANDER DINELARIS

with ORLAGH CASSIDY, TED KOCH, SAM LILJA, and BRONTË ENGLAND-NELSON

A young, married couple who are devotees of Ayn Rand find themselves in over their heads when one of her weekly Saturday night discourses on philosophy takes a surprisingly personal turn.

Playing God

L-R: Bill Buell and Dana Watkins in PLAYING GOD. Photo by Carol Rosegg

L-R: Bill Buell and Welker White in PLAYING GOD. Photo by Carol Rosegg

L-R: Dana Watkins and Flora Diaz in PLAYING GOD. Photo by Carol Rosegg

JACK

L-R: Quincy Dunn-Baker and Claire Karpen in JACK. Photo by Carol Rosegg

L-R: Sam Lilja; Orlagh Cassidy; Brontë England-Nelson and Ted Koch in ACOLYTE. Photo by Carol Rosegg

L-R: Orlagh Cassidy; Sam Lilja; Brontë England-Nelson in ACOLYTE. Photo by Carol Rosegg

L-R: Orlagh Cassidy and Brontë England-Nelson in ACOLYTE. Photo by Carol Rosegg

SERIES B

July 29th - September 2nd, 2017

BREAK POINT

written and directed by NEIL LABUTE

with JOHN GARRETT GREER, and KEILYN DURREL JONES

Two world-class tennis players meet on the eve of their historic semi-final match at the French Open. Soon their causal camaraderie morphs into an elusive game of cat-and-mouse. Is it just a case of psychological warfare or is something darker going? Break Point is a funny yet sobering take of masculinity, competition, sportsmanship and the great American drive to succeed.

A WOMAN

by CHRIS CRAGIN-DAY

directed by KEL HANEY

with MARK BOYETT, and JENNIFER IKEDA

Kim’s church doesn’t allow women to be elders. For nine years she’s tried to get a woman on her Church's body of elders and for nine years she’s failed. This year, though, she’s not taking “no” for an answer – regardless of the cost. But when the newly appointed pastor decides to call her bluff, Kim must decide what’s most important to her as a Christian, as a progressive and as a woman.

WEDDING BASH

by LINDSEY KRAFT & ANDREW LEEDS

directed by J.J. KANDEL

with GEORGIA XIMENES LIFSHER, DONOVAN MITCHELL, RACHEL NAPOLEON, and ANDY POWERS

When a newly married couple invites their two friends over for a post wedding rehash, things get tense when it becomes clear that maybe people didn't love the wedding as much as they said they did.