Bill English, Artistic Director Based on Jean Shepherd’s radio broadcasts and collections of anecdotes, the 1983 Bob Clark film has earned an...
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Barbecue | A Note from the Artistic Director
Bill English, Artistic Director As I began looking for the play to open our 15th Season, I hoped to find a work that would speak profoundly to...
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Zenith | A Note from the Artistic Director
Bill English, Artistic Director When someone does something inexplicably terrible, those around them—and all of us by extension through the...
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La Cage aux Folles | A Note from the Artistic Director
Bill English, Artistic Director Although there have been three wildly successful revivals since, this American musical theatre masterpiece was...
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You Mean to Do Me Harm | A Note from the Artistic Director
Bill English, Artistic Director We feel deeply honored to have commissioned and now to present the World Premiere of You Mean to Do Me Harm by...
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‘The Roommate’ | A Note from the Artistic Director
Bill English, Artistic Director I’ve been an avid fan of Jen Silverman for a few years. Favorite titles include The Moors, Blink, Crane...
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‘The Christians’ | A Note from the Artistic Director
Bill English, Artistic Director We are amazed by the power religious belief exerts in our world. So much good—and so much bad—has been done...
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She Loves Me | A Note from the Artistic Director
Bill English, Artistic Director A country divided, fractured into a half dozen splinter groups. Ungovernable. Where every faction hates every...
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Seared | A Note from the Artistic Director
Bill English, Artistic Director What a spectacular privilege to open our fourteenth season with a World Premiere commission from Theresa Rebeck....
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all of what you love and none of what you hate: A Note from the Artistic Director
Bill English, Artistic Director In the endless parade of new scripts that cross our desks, 400 to 500 per year, it is tough for one to really...
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