Finalist for the 2025 Pulitzer Prize!

When Asaf’s student asks him to sign a manifesto condemning police brutality, he wants to help — until he realizes the petition says more than he’s ready to stand behind. As the debate roars through his Midwestern campus and his ex-girlfriend takes the lead, Asaf is pulled into a political storm that tests his convictions and his sense of self. Will his fumbling entrée into activism help or hurt the cause? The Ally, a darkly funny and deeply human new play by Itamar Moses (The Band’s Visit, Completeness), asks us: just whose side are you on?

Running Time: 2 hours 15 minutes with intermission

Raising a teenager is hard. And for Mia and Dailyn it’s not going smoothly. As they get ready for older sister Alex to come home, an unsettling visitor steps out of the algorithm, their plans glitch into chaos.

From Obie Award–winning playwright Kirsten Greenidge comes Morning, Noon, and Night, a darkly funny, mind-bending exploration of family, surveillance, and connection in a post-pandemic world. Reality blurs in this sharp and stirring drama about how the “new normal” is pretty weird.

Running Time: 1 hour 35 minutes with no intermission

Set in 1850s Dublin, this temperamental play centers on the life of Hannah, an idealistic Quaker woman who's work with the poor is funded by her husband's prospering business built on the exploitation of others. The arrival of an emancipated African American circuit lecturer and the man who bought her freedom forces Hannah to confront her own hypocrisies and decide what she's truly willing to sacrifice for her beliefs.

Running Time: 2 hours with intermission