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Annapurna by Sharr White

Directed by Ed Willhelms

After 20 years apart, Emma tracks Ulysses to a trailer park in the middle of nowhere for a final reckoning. What unfolds is a profound meditation on love and loss. A breathtaking story about the longevity of love.

"Sharr White's Annapurna is a comic and gripping duet . . . the closer the characters get to discovering what drove them apart, the more engrossed we become in watching them draw together." --- The San Francisco Chronicle.

'Art' by Yasmina Reza

Directed by Joel Stedman

How much would you pay for a white painting? Would it matter who the painter was? Would it be art? One of Marc's best friends, Serge, has just bought a very expensive painting: all white with white diagonal lines. Marc thinks the painting is joke. Another friend, Ivan is brought into the worsening disagreement over the painting ss friendships are tested

" . .wildly funny, naughtily provocative" ---The New York Post 

Mac Beth adapted by Erica Schmidt

From Macbeth by William Shakespeare

Directed by Chloe Parrington

After school, seven teenage girls meet in an abandoned lot to participate in a retelling of Macbeth. As the girls conjure up kings' warriors and witches, the bloody tale becomes their reality. Mac Beth exposes the ferocity of adolescence and the intoxicating  power of collective fantasy.  

The Father by Florian Zeller

Directed by Patrick Barry

Now 80 years old, Andre' was once a tap dancer. He lives with his daughter, Anne, and her husband, Antione. Or was Andre' an engineer, whose daughter Anne lives in London with her new lover, Pierre? The thing is, he's still wearing his pajamas, and he can't find his watch. 

."harrowing...an extremely ingenious premise" --- The New York Times

Assisted Living by Deirdre O'Connor

Directed by Ed Wilhelms

Anne Kelly needs help. She's pushing 40 and still lives with her mother. The ancient family home is falling down around her and her deadbeat brother won't answer her calls. When a younger man comes into her life, to help around the house, Anne discovers the upside of not always being the adult. Assisted Living is a funny and surprising look at the struggle to discover where the family ends and we begin.