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The play follows two American teenagers in 1938 attending a German-American summer camp, Camp Siegfried in Yaphank, New York ahead of World War II, where they're taught Nazi ideology. The two, separated by gender at camp, fall in love. The play is inspired by the real-life camp in the United States during this era, dealing with themes of anti-semitism and fascism.
Liberation is a 2025 American memory play by Bess Wohl. Developed by the Roundabout Theatre Company, it explores second-wave feminism, memory, and the complexities of social change across generations. The play premiered off-Broadway at the Laura Pels Theatre in February 2025, directed by Whitney White, and transferred to Broadway in October 2025 at the James Earl Jones Theatre. The production won the 2026 Tony Award for Best Play. On May 4, 2026, it was announced that Bess Wohl won the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for Liberation.
Described as a "porn docu-musical," the show follows several vignettes of adult film stars, focusing extensively on Becky, a young woman just beginning in the industry. She moves to Los Angeles, where she gets a manager and changes her name to Taylor St. Ives. Throughout her experience, she brings along her boyfriend Bobby, who himself becomes an adult film star, and meets veteran star Georgina Congress, exploring the challenges of the industry in forming relationships, gender parity and the evolution since its inception.
Small Mouth Sounds is a dramatic absurdist stage play written by American playwright Bess Wohl. The play tells the story of six adults who run away from their hectic inner city life to a silent retreat in upstate New York. They then have to make peace with the silence of their own minds while trying to find ways to connect without words. The play is unique in that there is very little dialogue and requires the actors to express their emotions and feelings physically rather than verbally.
The play follows two American teenagers in 1938 attending a German-American summer camp, Camp Siegfried in Yaphank, New York ahead of World War II, where they're taught Nazi ideology. The two, separated by gender at camp, fall in love. The play is inspired by the real-life camp in the United States during this era, dealing with themes of anti-semitism and fascism.
Liberation is a 2025 American memory play by Bess Wohl. Developed by the Roundabout Theatre Company, it explores second-wave feminism, memory, and the complexities of social change across generations. The play premiered off-Broadway at the Laura Pels Theatre in February 2025, directed by Whitney White, and transferred to Broadway in October 2025 at the James Earl Jones Theatre. The production won the 2026 Tony Award for Best Play. On May 4, 2026, it was announced that Bess Wohl won the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for Liberation.
Described as a "porn docu-musical," the show follows several vignettes of adult film stars, focusing extensively on Becky, a young woman just beginning in the industry. She moves to Los Angeles, where she gets a manager and changes her name to Taylor St. Ives. Throughout her experience, she brings along her boyfriend Bobby, who himself becomes an adult film star, and meets veteran star Georgina Congress, exploring the challenges of the industry in forming relationships, gender parity and the evolution since its inception.
Small Mouth Sounds is a dramatic absurdist stage play written by American playwright Bess Wohl. The play tells the story of six adults who run away from their hectic inner city life to a silent retreat in upstate New York. They then have to make peace with the silence of their own minds while trying to find ways to connect without words. The play is unique in that there is very little dialogue and requires the actors to express their emotions and feelings physically rather than verbally.