Company members Kate Abbruzzese and Nathan Darrow are in (Un)conditional, written by Ali Keller and directed by Ivey Lowe, now playing at SoHo Playhouse. For two couples, the boundaries of compromise, communication, and unconditional love are tested to their breaking point, and seven-year-old Mia is getting caught in the crossfire. Un(conditional) explores what happens when your spouse wants to take a dark fantasy from the realm of imagination firmly into your bedroom. Performances run through October 26.
Company member Katie Firth is in Crooked Cross, written by Sally Carson and directed by Jonathan Bank, presented by Mint Theater Company. The play tells the story of the Klugers, a typical middle-class Bavarian family, facing the economic and political challenges of life in Germany between Christmas 1932 and June 1933. While Lexa Kluger is engaged to a Jewish doctor, her brothers, Helmy and Erich, are becoming increasingly involved with the Nazi party. The story depicts the rise of fascism and the yearning for belonging that drives young men into the darkness. Performances run through November 1.
Company member Ellen Adair is in Flawless, written by John J Wooten and directed by Joe Bracanto, presented by Penguin Rep Theatre. A writer and a software designer battle to create the next great play. But will their flirtation with artificial intelligence lead to theatrical success? A striking and humorous new work about the impending intersection of technology, creativity, and chemistry. Performances run September 26-October 19 in Stony Point, NY.
Company member Vivienne Benesch directs The Royale, written by Marco Ramirez, at PlayMaker’s Repertory Company. It’s more than a boxing match—it’s a fight for freedom. With propulsive rhythms and poetic storytelling, this gripping drama follows a champion who dares to break barriers and battle for victory in and out of the ring. Performances run through September 28 in Chapel Hill, NC.
Company member Allison Briner Dardenne is in Come From Away, with book, music, and lyrics by Irene Sankoff and David Hein, and directed by Todd Underwood, presented by the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina. In the wake of 9/11, the small town of Gander welcomed thousands of stranded passengers. This remarkable true story is brought to life in a musical that celebrates the incredible human kindness shown during an unprecedented week. Performances run September 24 through October 26 on Hilton Head Island, SC.
Company members Rachel Leslie and Trish Lindstrom are in the national tour of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, now entering its second year on the road. Trish is continuing as Ginny Potter, and Rachel will play Hermione Granger through January 11, 2026. The tour will run through October 4 in Providence, RI before moving on to Columbus, OH.
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Erica Fae, director, performer, and faculty at Yale School of Drama, and Justine Wolf Williams, performer, filmmaker, and Yale Drama faculty member, will join The Actors Center’s Resident Company this fall for workshops devoted to emotional and physical integration, as well as play and clown.