This season we are thrilled to give audacious artists the boldest possible canvas to debut world premiere productions. Whether it’s an exhilarating musical about queer youth, ballroom and the places we call home, a raucous reinvention of a classic comedy, or a deeply felt musical meditation on the depths of the human spirit during unspeakable moments, this season reflects who we are now while visioning pathways for who we can become.
Book by Damon Cardasis & James Ijames
Music & Lyrics by Sia
Additional music by Honey Dijon
Directed by Whitney White
Choreography by Darrell Grand Moultrie
Music supervision, orchestrations & arrangements by Jason Michael Webb & Luke Solomon
Conceived for the stage and based on the Spring Pictures film written and directed by Damon Cardasis
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This new musical captures the exhilaration of the ballroom scene and the profound power of faith, with a score that soars from the transcendence of gospel to the liberating vibrations of house music. Saturday Church boldly asks, “is faith only for the Holy?” and, more importantly, “are there any queens in the house?!!!!”
By Molière
In a new version by Lucas Hnath
Directed by Sarah Benson
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Tartuffe is in our house. We’ve got to get him out. Tony Award nominee Lucas Hnath and Obie Award winner Sarah Benson conspire to bring us a razor-sharp reinvention of Molière’s iconoclastic comedy in a mad-dash production full of ferocious wit, outrageous design, and downright buffoonery.
Created and performed by The Bengsons
Directed by Rachel Chavkin
Choreography by Steph Paul
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My Joy is Heavy is a deeply personal portrait of a young family yearning for connection amidst the loss of a pregnancy in rural Vermont. Surrounded by snow and wrapped in loneliness, they uncover the unexpected joys and humor that can emerge in the wake of loss.