Rodney H. King's work is meant to display all that is beautiful about black culture, inspiring an appreciation for all that has been provided by the many faces of the black diaspora.
NY Times Critic's Pick!When a struggling guitarist returns to his small Georgia town a blues star, rumors begin swirling that he may have made a deal with the devil to attain his musical genius. Before long, however, it becomes clear he's not the only one with a secret. A mythic and suspenseful new play that delivers one devilish twist after another, York Walker's COVENANT explores the power of belief and the thin line between rumor and truth. “A striking new work. An electric cast. Covenant is an auspicious New York debut for a playwright who clearly has a gift." - The New York Times “Blackout-and-blood-curdling-scream deliciousness.” - New York Magazine “Undeniably spooky. Absolutely enjoyable. You'll be frightened in the best way possible.” - Theatermania
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NY Times Critic's Pick!ADVANCE. PARRY. REPEAT. Mary Wallace and Athena are both seventeen-year-old fencers training for Nationals. Mary Wallace lives in a house in New Jersey, loves marine biology and practices at home. Athena lives in an apartment in New York City, takes acne medication and Athena is not her real name. Follow their journey from competitors to confidantes as they form a bond navigating the milestones of adolescence, training together only to learn the future is only certain for one of them.
NY Times Critic's Pick!In this thrilling play by Lucy Prebble (HBO’s Succession), two young volunteers, Tristan and Connie, agree to take part in a clinical drug trial. Succumbing to the gravitational pull of attraction and love, however, Tristan and Connie manage to throw the trial off-course, much to the frustration of the clinicians involved. This funny, moving and perhaps surprisingly human play explores questions of sanity, neurology and the limits of medicine, alongside ideas of fate, loyalty and the inevitability of physical attraction. “Cosmic and atomically intimate.” —The New York Times “Genuinely engaging and smart.” —The Observer “A brain-tingling meditation on what makes us tick.” —Time Out New York