SPF 14: Robbin, From the Hood
June 21, 2023 8:41 pmTwo impoverished teens Robbin and Juan, are catapulted into a world of excessive wealth. Robbin attempts to level the playing field though Juan disagrees with her questionable methods....
Two impoverished teens Robbin and Juan, are catapulted into a world of excessive wealth. Robbin attempts to level the playing field though Juan disagrees with her questionable methods....
Lewis, an aging White, progressive artistic director of a theater in Tulsa, Oklahoma has hired a Black Englishwoman to direct him in his swan song production of “King...
Three people at three different stages of life. A world that is too much. A existential desire to connect.
Two competing restaurateur immigrant families grapple with their rapidly changing world as the triple threats of gentrification, haute cuisine and high school graduation loom near.
Focusing on the issue of poverty and the inability to get ahead for working class people and people of color in the United States, this play focuses on...
The stars? The past? The future? Our own limits? Set in three different time periods, Singularities or the Computers of Venus, looks at the lives of women astronomers...
Hairy and Sherri (Sharon) are an “adorkable” interracial couple living in gentrified East Austin. When they very graciously and very publicly open their home to Ryshi, a 12-year-old...
Set during the summer of 2000, against the backdrop of the presidential race between Bush and Gore, at the dawn of reality television, when the Twin Towers stood...
Over the course of one year, two elderly friends meet for alcohol-fueled tea parties where they reminisce, argue, trade insults, and hash over the questions we all torment...
A storm is coming, and Sam is stuck in a hospital bed, hoping his ex-wife will come for a visit before it’s too late. His nurse Alex just...
“Keep my name out your mouth!” — God
A hard-working dung beetle has an existential crisis after meeting a millennial, a dung-digger and a high roller on the veld. Has he been wrong all along? Could...
An abstract recounting of the Love Letters exchanged between Virginia Woolf and Vita-Sackville West told through Virginia’s Lens and the impact this relationship had on her marriage, career...
When the student is ready, the teacher appears”. Roxy is a fading saxophone talent, Lenny is an upcoming player with a terrible flaw. This passing of the baton...
Art, sex, and capitalism collide in this fast-paced comedy-drama. When two listless art school friends are hired by a hedge fund manager with more than a few secrets,...
Fisher and Dad don’t talk much. Fisher goes to high school, and Dad concentrates on work. But they’re sheltering in place together during lockdown, in the Spring of...
An unfairly disgraced actor makes her comeback in Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House” – opposite a robot that may bring about the end of the acting profession. “High Maintenance”...
A world-class physicist turned heroic freedom-activist leader, Moscow 1978, battles the Soviet regime and his devious KGB handler in his quest for exit visas for dissidents to emigrate...
In a cottage shrouded by thick fog, an aging artist must reckon with the ghosts of his past, at first on the canvas and then, more alarmingly, at...
Anna struggles to keep her son from getting involved with political extremists who threaten their very way of life. When her brother Max arrives unexpectedly from out of...
Graciela would really like everyone to stop dying. After the scarring loss of her beloved dog Buster at the age of five, Graciela decides that no one she...
If you could turn back time, what would you do differently? In this absurdly funny and unsettling play, a woman of color can rewind time, but only within...
A daughter grieving the death of her husband visits her widowed mother, seeking comfort and wisdom. Their time together is interrupted by Gloria and her dragons, the new...
A daughter grieving the death of her husband visits her widowed mother, seeking comfort and wisdom. Their time together is interrupted by Gloria and her dragons, the new...
A love letter of sorts. This collection of interviews challenges the stereotype of the “absent Black father.” Four Black dads and one surrogate Black dad spend thirty-five minutes...
After losing her older sister in 1968, Cecilia and her family are trapped in cycles of grief. More than 50 years later, finally ready to feel something other...
The Damage Done is the result of over a year of interviews with Jane and Dick Doonan – the parents of children swept up in the scourge of...
A fever dream, a man caught in Limbo. In the midst of a crisis, what do we remember and how? Joshua is a bartender who feels a calling...
According to the Chorus is a funny, nostalgic behind-the-scenes look at a pivotal period in the history of Broadway where women’s issues and the AIDS crisis play out...
When a giant sinkhole hits a small town in Florida, Paul, the prodigal son, goes missing. His sister Naomi believes he’s fallen into the hole, but his mother...
A witty, Two-Act dramatic play about mental illness in an African American family revolving around a woman’s compulsive guilt, drug addiction, alcohol abuse and multifaceted visual and auditory...
In life, Colleen was a force of nature. Six months after her death, her sisters Maggie and Rosemary rent a beach house in Florida to scatter her ashes,...
Lucas, a recent MFA graduate of Yale (and barely 30 years old), creates and directs his adaptation of Romeo & Juliet for a local Seniors Retirement Facility. During...
Inspired by Euripides’ Hecuba and the peak of the eugenics movement in 1970s Los Angeles, this surreal drama focuses on a Philippine-born baker and mother, Hecuba, as she...
A woman standing her ground, a gay man terrified for his life, the ghosts that haunt them, and what lengths we’ll go to seek justice. Greater Illinois tells two...
Seated next to each other in this darkened theater, two strangers have watched the first act of the play. Now the lights come up for intermission, and they...
A gruff, old summoner in southern Ohio agrees to bind a protective spirit to a stone for one week at the request of a high school graduate who...
Fisher and Dad have never been close. Now that they are both house-bound during the pandemic, there is an attempt at a conversation.
A young female psychology professor struggles against the patriarchy and her own bipolar disorder to conduct LSD experiments in 1963.
Isabella is losing herself to Alzheimer’s. Her communication comes in repetitive stops and starts, leaving her children to untangle the roots of their past in order to make...