

Octet
From Dave Malloy (Natasha, Pierre, & the Great Comet of 1812) comes a witty and dissonant a cappella musical staged in the round. When eight phone-addicted people are locked in a church basement, they are forced harmonize through their digital compulsions and experience real human connection.

Jonah
In this gripping and darkly funny play by Rachel Bonds, a boarding school student seeks a fresh start only to find her past and present colliding in unexpected ways. This surreal and intimate coming-of-age story explores the complexities of survival, the weight of secrets, and the profound power of human connection.

Purlie Victorious
A celebration of Black empowerment, this sharp-witted comedy follows a preacher in Jim Crow-era Georgia who is on a mission to buy back his father's church and liberate the sharecroppers. Originally written in 1961 by Ossie Davis, the 2023 Broadway revival was nominated for six Tony Awards.

Feeling Afraid As If Something Terrible Is Going to Happen
This darkly comedic one-man show by Marcelo Dos Santos follows a single, professionally neurotic stand-up who finally meets Mr. Right, only to do everything wrong. Strap in for a delightfully dark journey of self-sabotage that forces him to decide if love is worth the price of a killer punchline.