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Fifteen years after Nora left her family, she returns to finalize her divorce. A judge threatens to expose her hidden marriage and destroy her career unless she publicly recants her feminist writing; as Nora confronts Torvald, her daughter Emmy, and the family’s nursemaid, Torvald ultimately agrees to divorce her to protect his reputation.
In the form of a screenplay written and performed by Walt Disney about himself, the play depicts his last days and his plan to build EPCOT as a city that will change the world.
Dana, a chaplain in a psychiatric ward, encounters a magnetic patient — an ex-convict on a desperate quest for redemption. In a harrowing true story, Dana is taken captive, her life entirely in his hands, and held for five months across a chain of Florida motels, disoriented and terrified. The play is told in Dana’s own words and adapted for the stage by her son. Throughout the show, real audio recordings of Hnath's mother play while the actress mouths the words.
The play takes place in an alternate universe and centers on a woman named Hillary Clinton who is running for President of the United States in 2008. A few days before the New Hampshire primary, Clinton is in her hotel room trying to turn her struggling campaign around. Her campaign manager Mark advises her to concede the primary race and accept her opponent's offer to be his running mate. Against Mark's advice, Clinton turns to her husband Bill for assistance, but the two disagree on how much vulnerability Clinton must show to win over voters.
Fifteen years after Nora left her family, she returns to finalize her divorce. A judge threatens to expose her hidden marriage and destroy her career unless she publicly recants her feminist writing; as Nora confronts Torvald, her daughter Emmy, and the family’s nursemaid, Torvald ultimately agrees to divorce her to protect his reputation.
In the form of a screenplay written and performed by Walt Disney about himself, the play depicts his last days and his plan to build EPCOT as a city that will change the world.
Dana, a chaplain in a psychiatric ward, encounters a magnetic patient — an ex-convict on a desperate quest for redemption. In a harrowing true story, Dana is taken captive, her life entirely in his hands, and held for five months across a chain of Florida motels, disoriented and terrified. The play is told in Dana’s own words and adapted for the stage by her son. Throughout the show, real audio recordings of Hnath's mother play while the actress mouths the words.
The play takes place in an alternate universe and centers on a woman named Hillary Clinton who is running for President of the United States in 2008. A few days before the New Hampshire primary, Clinton is in her hotel room trying to turn her struggling campaign around. Her campaign manager Mark advises her to concede the primary race and accept her opponent's offer to be his running mate. Against Mark's advice, Clinton turns to her husband Bill for assistance, but the two disagree on how much vulnerability Clinton must show to win over voters.