Plays

Brian, whose life has always run on the rhythms and systems of railways, traces the tracks through childhood, work, family, and connection. A solo play about the ways a singular passion becomes map, refuge, language, and lifeline.

Margaret Tobin Brown tells the story of Lifeboat Six without the legend that later swallowed her — fear, class, cold, and the disciplined communal work that kept a half-filled boat alive.

A powerful solo drama about faith, persecution, conscience, and resistance in Puritan New England.

A veteran actor sorts through costumes, props, and ghosts from a lifetime in the theatre — queer survival, artistic wounds, and the grace of learning how to leave the stage.

One actor and one tattered cloak hold the whole world of Shakespeare’s tragedy in the final flickering moments of Lear’s life.

A poetic and deeply human portrait of Clara Barton — memory, war, service, and the emotional cost of humanitarian work.

Jeannette Rankin — the first woman elected to Congress — looks back on two historic votes against war. A portrait of a woman who kept choosing peace.

A historical drama centred on Maria Montessori — exile, education, memory, and the radical idea that peace begins with how adults treat children.

A contemporary kitchen-table drama confronting political identity, history, grief, and moral inheritance over a Shabbat dinner in Venice, California.

A full-length play about survival, memory, and unexpected connection — in which a dream encounter with a historical figure becomes an argument for staying alive and continuing the work.

In the aftermath of Joan of Arc’s execution, her family lives with what the public legend leaves out — grief, rage, faith, shame, and the terrible work of remembering.

A divine comedy. Shakespeare’s Hamlet company must climb through the seven deadly sins in Purgatory, building their own staircase toward Heaven while reckoning with the damage they did in life.

Shakespeare’s Macbeth as backstage catastrophe. Superstition, ego, and the brutal tenderness of theatre people collide in a preview performance that goes gloriously, increasingly wrong.