My Last Confession
July 12, 2020 3:23 pmSonia
Sonia
A pair of very old, close friends find their lives changed forever after a seemingly innocent weekend camping trip turns tragic in an instant.
Why can’t the humans just get their act together? Must history repeat itself again and again? And can the human race exist in a completely recycled world? To...
Sonia
Sonia
The Rucker family–in Brady Thomas’ memory play, “The Chisholm Trail Went Through Here,” about life just after World War II in the dusty flatlands of Texas–looks very much...
A children’s theatre project presenting 30 Hazeltine Elementary School students’ adaptations of Aesop’s Fables.
A tortured male-model journies to find self-worth divorced from his looks.
Life in Suburban “Anytown, USA” takes its toll on this not so typical American family, a family as different as day and night. Traditional family values take a...
In the backroom of a small Boston bar, Irish and Italian, black and white, men and women, meet to drink and gamble. The local car plant has been...
Timmy works in a tanning factory. He is a mooncalf. Timmy transforms his bleak existence through starling and unnatural fantasy. But when two amoral drifters enter Timmy’s life,...
It’s the fall of 1952. A second-rate circus disbands on the outskirts of Los Angeles. Inside a trailer, the strong man makes love to the trick pony rider....
Unemployment is skyrocketing. Corrupt politicians are eroding rights of free speech. Soon, even our bodies will belong to the state. Welcome to Russia, circa 1930, as the Road...
It’s November 8, 1988 and the reign of King Ronnie and Queen Nancy is coming to an end. The scepter of power is soon to be transferred to...
N THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE is a two-act drama, set in the heart of America in one of the remaining death penalty states. It is a play...
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BISEXUAL SADNESS is about what it sounds like. Faye is getting married to a man, and though she really truly loves him, she wishes he was a woman....
Michael and Nora travel to visit his mother Marianne, a reclusive artist who lives at the edge of the woods in California’s Wine Country. As a raging wildfire...
“A moving love story that spans decades in an instant—from marriage, children, skydiving, and the infinite moments that make a life together.” The much-anticipated Los Angeles premiere by...
In the basement quick change room of a Broadway theatre in the mid 1980s, life is full of angst as the long-running production may close at any time...
In this world premiere, Dorothy and Stephen are married co-owners of a once thriving real estate company. As their marriage and business falter, they learn that their teenage son...
THE PLAY YOU WANT HAS ADDED AN EXTENSION FROM 6/2 – 6/19! Fed-up by the theatre world’s desires to box him in, Mexican playwright Bernardo Cubría sarcastically pitches...
OVATION RECOMMENDED! A border watch volunteer confronts a Mexican man who claims to be looking for his missing daughter. Set in a hostile wasteland between nations, Nowhere on...
Join us for an encore presentation of Harrison David Rivers’ This Bitter Earth in honor of Black History Month. Jesse, an introspective black playwright, finds his political apathy...
In this haunting dark comedy, Steve Yockey propels us into a mysterious and terrifying world where the lines between reality and illusion become blurred. Reykjavík’s characters explore the...
Moral dilemma, historical mystery, and matters of the heart converge when a committed atheist inherits a collection of rare and hauntingly beautiful illustrated Hebrew manuscripts, including a prayer...