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Don't miss the story of two rising stars chasing goals, girls, and glory—before the real game even begins.
A shirtless man in striped underwear stands in a dimly lit room next to a desk with a lamp, a chair, and a television. A framed photo of a building hangs on the wall behind him.
Three men are in a modern bedroom; one sits on the bed, one sits at the foot, and one stands wearing a soccer jersey and boxers with “Turner 9” on the back.
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The Pass tickets

About The Pass

Rising football stars Jason and Ade are living the dream. Goals, girls, glory.

Tomorrow they make their first-team debut. But the game starts before you've even walked out the tunnel.

Twelve years. Three hotel rooms. One last gamble.

An agile new story about sex, fame, and what you're willing to lose in order to win.

AN AMERICAN PREMIERE -- first produced at London's Royal Court Theatre.

Run time

1hr 40min. No intermission.

Categories

Age

Ages 17+.

Start date

July 30th, 2026

End date

September 18th, 2026

“Intense exploration of hidden identity and toxic masculinity”

3.8
Good139 reviews

A Slow Burn Drama About Self-Betrayal

The Pass delivers a thought-provoking exploration of a closeted soccer player's emotional journey across twelve years, earning widespread praise for its exceptional performances, particularly from lea...

What It Feels Like

  • Tension-filled
  • Thought-provoking
  • Emotionally raw

You’ll Love This If…

  • You enjoy character-driven dramas about identity and repression
  • You appreciate exceptional acting over fast-paced plots
  • You're drawn to stories exploring masculinity and sexuality
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Sep 20

Very well acted and directed. Emotional plot and held my attention the whole time.

Sep 19

Interesting storyline more targeting British audiences

Sep 19

It’s a unique play about choices

The Pass cast and creative team

By: John Donnelly
Director: Max Hunter
Choreography: Cast list: Matisse Ratron-Neal, Terry Bell, Ino Badanjak, Oliver Rowland-Jones
Sets: Seth Byrum
Costumes: Amanda Roberge
Lighting: Cheyenne Sykes
Sound: Megan Culley
Other info: Prop design by Thomas Jenkeleit, video design by Dwight Bellisimo, intimacy coordination by Alysia Homminga

Venue

Ellen Stewart Theatre at La MaMa

66 East 4th Street, New York, NY, United States, 10003

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