A Noise Within

August Wilson's Century Cycle continues with this account of a fraught 1927 Chicago recording session, directed by Gregg T. Daniel, where a blues legend and her band collide over art, exploitation, and who really controls the room.

This Tony Award winner for Best Direction retells the true story of the Newfoundland town that took in 7,000 stranded passengers after 9/11, staged by company co-founder Julia Rodriguez-Elliott.

A Noise Within's annual holiday tradition returns with Dickens' ghost story of redemption, staged in the company's signature in-the-round style.

Shakespeare's pastoral comedy sends Rosalind into the Forest of Arden disguised as a man, tangling up disguises, a wrestling match, and love at first sight.

Dickens' novel of Pip's rise from blacksmith's apprentice to gentleman gets the stage treatment, tracing a convict's secret debt, a jilted bride frozen in time, and a fortune with strings attached.

Alice Childress wrote this play-within-a-play in 1955, then refused to sanitize its ending for a Broadway transfer, a stand that kept it off Broadway until 2021. It follows a Black actress rehearsing a lynching drama who has to decide how much of herself to compromise for a condescending white director.