Marisol is a young Puerto Rican woman from the Bronx who works as a copy editor in the city, but after a visit from her guardian angel, she learns of a heavenly revolution against God and is thrust into a New York overrun with chaos, where all order has vanished. Using a blend of magical realism and absurdism, José Rivera creates a daring story about faith and resilience in the face of spiritual abandonment and urban decay.
– Andrew King, Literary Manager
A loose retelling of the Greek myth of Medea and set in a dreary Irish bog, By the Bog of Cats follows an Irish traveler named Hester Swann whose lover…
A young governess named Emilie has arrived at a decaying manor in the bleak english moors. She’s expecting to care for a child and meet the master of the house,…
Father Comes Home From the Wars is a loose three-part adaptation of Homer’s Odyssey set in the American South during the Civil War. The play centers on an enslaved man…
Anna, a school teacher in Baltimore, discovers she has a new deadly disease called ATD, or Acquired Toilets Disease. In pursuit of a cure, she grabs her brother, Carl, and…
Wish You Were Here is a hilarious and impactful play about the relationships we create and leave behind in our 20s. The play follows a group of five Iranian women…
Concord Floral is a one-million-square-foot abandoned greenhouse where teenagers go to hang out, make out, and everything in between, but when a a startling discovery is made, ten teenagers must…