SPRING/SUMMER THEATER FESTIVAL

 by J Marshall Evans        A young popular High School basketball star with good grades and a bright future is locked in his room. He has a gun and is filled with a mixture of hurt, rage, and confusion. After refusing help from those who love him his mother, in …

  by Leora Randall-Tavori        In a time not too far away from right now, a young newlywed couple finds themselves at odds over the smallest, and somehow most important, thing: Bees. Over the course of an improbably long afternoon, the play explores the …

by Victor Vauban Junior    The play exemplifies diversity and cultural identity once it brings together two characters from different cultures united by their differences in their background and ethnicities, which will consequently create space for love. The …

  by Andriana Georgitsis       Through poetic language and cryptic conversations, somewhere between the dimensions of reality and transcendence, two voices, one body, fight to breathe, exist, love, understand and accept.   July 3, 2019 @ 6:15pm   July …

 by Nathan David Smith   The play explores the relationship between a hospitalized father and his son. Diving into themes of abandonment, forgiveness and truth when their unexpected and awkward reunion reignites past tensions.     July 3, 2019 @ …

 by Sonia Mera   A Latin American woman on a park bench in NYC contemplates race, labels and identity.     July 3, 2019 @ 6:15pm   July 5, 2019 @ 6:15pm   July 7, 2019 @ 9pm    All Shows at the Hudson Guild …

  by Arlene Bozich      After Connor and Gwen Burns return home from their tour in Iraq, neither can find a way to process their trauma without hurting the other. The damage and the joys of being home mix together until they are unsure whose pain is whose. When are …

  by Billy Cosgrove     A Four Loko college rager isn’t exactly the safest place to be hiding a baby in your bedroom… Stork is about what happens when one deludes themselves into thinking that no one sees who they are, but discovering everyone can when they look …

by Robin Goldwyn Blumenthal    Louise Winters returns to her aunt's summer house after her death, which conjures memories of her youth, her first love, and loss. The play includes a flashback to that summer, and  provides an opening for Louise, something of a …

A Dirty Laundry Theatre production by Nimrod Danishman What divides or connect two people who meet online? The virtual fantasy, the distance, the foreignness? Boaz and George meet on Grindr. There’s immediate attraction and they want to meet but realize they can’t. …

by Justin Giachetti  In a world of religious radicalism and terrorism, a young lawyer, Sofia, is pushed to her limits with her new case: defend nine historical women who have each had a special relationship with God. Through discovering the truth of these women stories, Sofia …

by Tony Macy-Perez   Eight characters from two different families, connected by a wedding, reveal their individual stories dealing with varied issues such racially passing, the stigma of being HIV+, transitioning genders, being a token, loss of social status due …

  by Emma Federer        The whirlwind, confusion, and hurt of having a noncommittal, non communicative "relationship" in college between three developing human beings from drastically different places.     June 24, 2019 @ 6:15pm   June …

by Aly Miller        This is a character piece involving multiple plot twists. Each character attempts to figure out who they are & what their relationship is to each other. Elliot, a famous egomaniacal yet endearing novelist, & his best friend, Wendy a …

   by Stephanie Lynn Wilson         Negra, pressured by a suspicious mother, a strange   bedfellow, and an amorous co-worker struggles to keep   a childhood secret while a restless spirit and   the African gods of Santeria …

     by Franklin L. West      A hundred year old story of fathers and sons. Portraying   the life and times of four African American men and   their struggle against the riptides of systemic racism,   poverty and …

   by Rob Ackerman      A political fixer picks an honest man to protect the   President, and all hell breaks loose. Agent James   Sloan must manage a power-hungry Attorney General,   a doting assistant, a suspicious First …

   by Pamela L. Robbins     In 1968 Amanda Kimble, a new teacher stuck with   a difficult class, "motivates" them by fabricating   their I.Q. scores. The students, believing they are   exceptionally smart, go on to accomplish …