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After an onstage accident ends her acting career and leaves her in chronic pain, Miranda Fitch directs student Shakespeare productions at a struggling university. Three mysterious strangers offer her a cure, drawing her into a disorienting journey.
Four women named Mary step out of the gospel narratives to tell their own stories. Their encounters reconsider faith, sacrifice, and rebellion through voices pushed to the margins of history.
Medusa recounts her transformation from a woman into a feared figure of Greek mythology. Moving between the ancient story and a contemporary rage room, the play examines violence, power, and women's anger.
Édith Piaf and Marlene Dietrich form an unlikely friendship across contrasting careers and public identities. Their lives intersect through love, professional pressures, and private struggles, with songs from their repertoires framing the bond between them.
Penelope and other women set out for Troy to intervene in the war and imagine another ending to the conflict.
Sisters Liz and Delia respond to life-changing news by moving through fifty years of shared memories. Their shifting recollections reveal the affection, friction, and dependence that bind their lives together.
After an onstage accident ends her acting career and leaves her in chronic pain, Miranda Fitch directs student Shakespeare productions at a struggling university. Three mysterious strangers offer her a cure, drawing her into a disorienting journey.
Four women named Mary step out of the gospel narratives to tell their own stories. Their encounters reconsider faith, sacrifice, and rebellion through voices pushed to the margins of history.
Medusa recounts her transformation from a woman into a feared figure of Greek mythology. Moving between the ancient story and a contemporary rage room, the play examines violence, power, and women's anger.
Édith Piaf and Marlene Dietrich form an unlikely friendship across contrasting careers and public identities. Their lives intersect through love, professional pressures, and private struggles, with songs from their repertoires framing the bond between them.
Penelope and other women set out for Troy to intervene in the war and imagine another ending to the conflict.
Sisters Liz and Delia respond to life-changing news by moving through fifty years of shared memories. Their shifting recollections reveal the affection, friction, and dependence that bind their lives together.