SCHOOL GIRLS; OR, THE AFRICAN MEAN GIRLS PLAY

NOW ON BROADWAY

Becoming Miss Ghana 1986 would mean fame, fortune, and prosperity. At least, that’s what Paulina—the queen bee of Aburi Girls Boarding School—believes. When the pageant recruiter comes to school, Paulina and her crew pull out all the stops. But to their surprise, a new transfer student from America kicks the competition into a higher, far more personal gear.

Clifford Odets’ Awake and Sing!

ON BROADWAY DECEMBER 15

It’s the 1930s, and the Bronx is a furnace. New ideas clash with the old amidst the poverty and shattered promises of the Great Depression. And three generations of the Berger family, trapped inside their cramped tenement, struggle to hold different visions of an American dream and the Jewish experience.

Montauk

ON BROADWAY MARCH 2027

Jared Speight is a stubborn titan of Long Island abstraction when star writer Roxy Margaux first becomes infatuated with his bravado. But over a decade of romantic and career entanglements, their different reasons for making art become painfully clear. Intelligent and intimate, this world premiere asks far-reaching questions about our passions and the sacrifices we make for them.

The Unbelievers

OFF-BROADWAY OCTOBER 13

Faith means believing in something. Especially when it feels impossible. As the years go by and the mystery of the sudden disappearance of Miriam and David’s teenage son remains unsolved, their blended family must figure out how to go on, relearning how to live through the ups and downs of ordinary days in their altered world.

Faydra

OFF-BROADWAY FEBRUARY 2027

Academy Award winner Julianne Moore stars in this fearless, world-premiere MTC commission that is a modern take on the classic Greek myth. Written by Pulitzer Prize finalist and Tony® nominee Sarah Ruhl and directed by Tony nominee Les Waters, Faydra explores the impossibility of reconciling logic and longing – especially for a woman unwilling to deny desire.