Winner of the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Proof tells the story of Catherine, a troubled young woman, on the eve of her 25th birthday. Catherine has spent years caring for her brilliant but unstable father, a famous mathematician. Now, following his death, she must uncomfortably confront various non-mathematical problems including her own volatile emotions; the […]
Peter Pan
Based on J.M. Barrie’s classic tale and featuring an unforgettable score by Morris “Moose” Charlap and Jule Styne with lyrics by Carolyn Leigh and Betty Comden and Adolph Green, Peter Pan is one of the most beloved and frequently performed family favorites of all time. This high-flying Tony Award-winning musical has been performed around the […]
One Word More
ONE WORD MORE… is an experimental adaptation of Shakespeare’s The Tempest that reimagines the relationship between Prospero and Sycorax by examining the historical silencing of women’s voices and the dynamics of isolation, communication, and power. Through a partnership with the N Street Village, this piece asks us to consider and bear witness to silenced voices in […]
Oedipus Rox!
Oedipus Rox is more than just the tragic story of a famous King. This edgy rock musical goes beneath the surface and explores Oedipus the man and the decisions he makes that lead to his demise. MET’s own Sarah Shulman and Thom Huenger bring you a heartwarming, raunchy, yet hilarious adapatation of the story you […]
The Nether
The Nether by Jennifer Haley Directed by Shana Cooper In the imminent future, when Earth is a gray wasteland, how will humanity escape? Enter the Nether: an immersive wonderland offering users beauty, order, and the ability to satisfy their desires away from “real world” scrutiny. In a series of gripping interviews, a young detective launches […]
The Wedding Singer
80’s Rock Musical Based on the hit film starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore, this is a big-singing, big-dancing, big hair tribute to the 1980’s! It’s 1985 and rock star wannabe Robbie Hart is New Jersey’s favorite wedding singer. That is, until is fiancée leaves him at the altar. This nostalgic 80’s musical will transport […]
Hugo Ball: A Dada Puppet AdveNTurE!!/?1!!??
A one-of-a-kind spectacle loosely based on the life of Hugo Ball, one of the founders of the highly influential DADA anti-art movement. Through Ball’s story, the show explores themes of art, love, faith, and the unexpected cost of pushing the boundaries between puppetry, mask, visual art, and dance. With anarchic humor, Hugo Ball: a Dada puppet […]
Moment
In the suburbs of Dublin, a long-absent son returns home to visit his ailing mother. But his reappearance—and the welcome he receives—ignites his sisters’ long-simmering resentments and sets the siblings on a collision course over his criminal past. Riveting and insightful, Moment considers the slippery nature of memory and forgiveness, and how the consequences of […]
The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens, and Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord
Three of the world’s greatest writers, Jefferson, Dickens, and Tolstoy all edited or adapted The Bible to suit their own views, and they just might have to pay for that! The dialogue and the ideas soar, as you might expect from these three, in this sizzlingly clever comedy. ————- The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, […]
Dial ‘M’ for Murder
Alfred Hitchcock based his much-loved thriller on Frederick Knott’s deliriously spine-tingling play about a former tennis star, Tony Wendice, who has married sweet and unsuspecting Margot for her money. He arranges what he thinks is the perfect murder, but when the plot goes wrong, Inspector Hubbard from Scotland Yard (Olney Theatre stage veteran Alan Wade) […]
Death of a Salesman
Winner of the Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize, Arthur Miller’s profound and powerful tragedy of an American dreamer is a dramatic masterpiece. Willy Loman is the ultimate everyman. His life of hard work has not translated into the wealth and respect he dreamt of. As retirement draws near, his eldest son refuses to follow the […]
All the Way
It’s not personal, it’s politics in this 2014 Tony Award-winning drama. President Lyndon Baines Johnson had a way about him. He could massage a victory with one hand and twist your arm with the other. But brokering a deal is like playing with dynamite. With the country still reeling from President Kennedy’s assassination, and a […]