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Theater maker Emma Rice reinvents Alfred Hitchcock's 1959 thriller as a high-speed stage chase, racing from a lonely cornfield to the face of Mount Rushmore. Her inventive take turns the classic tale of mistaken identity into a riotously funny ride.

In a one-stoplight Georgia town, five young women in AP English start questioning the heroes and stories they were taught to believe, set to a soundtrack of pop music and fury. This West Coast premiere of Kimberly Belflower's Tony-nominated coming-of-age hit asks who we call a hero, who we call a villain, and who gets burned.

A washed-up ballplayer reluctantly takes over a ragtag Little League team of misfits, including his ex-stepdaughter, and through practice and a little luck they find victory in unexpected places. Based on the 1976 film, this new musical hands the league's worst team a microphone.

A group of millennial classmates gather to pregame their 20th high school reunion, and as the night loosens up they reveal how their lives have actually unfolded since graduation. Pulitzer Prize winner and two-time Tony winner Branden Jacobs-Jenkins delivers a tragicomedy about the reckoning that awaits us all.

Five generations of Assyrian women fight to reclaim their own story from the British narrator telling it, in a chaotic march from the Ottoman Empire to modern-day America. Playwright Atra Asdou's witty new play spins history, family, and dysfunction into the zaniest tour of the Middle East you've seen.