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Sports Plays

Our newest featured list is our quarterly offering from playwright Adam Szymkowicz, who offers this introduction: "t feels like every week I learn of a new play about sports. Team sports and the cultures surrounding them are rife with drama. There is athleticism and corruption and drugs and friendship and love. There is hope, success, failure, joy, fame. Here are some cool plays about sports!"

The Wolves by Sarah DeLappe
Back Back Back by Itamar Moses
Spin Moves by Ken Weitzman
AND IN THIS CORNER: CASSIUS CLAY by Idris Goodwin
The Great Leap by Lauren Yee
The Last Match by Anna Ziegler
Running on Fire by Aurin Squire
YELLOW CARD, RED CARD by Melisa Tien
For The Love Of (or, the Roller Derby Play) by Gina Femia
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#NewSlaves by Keelay Gipson
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The NPX Index

  • Scripts tagged with the keyword phrases "reproductive rights" or "reproductive freedom": 33
  • Scripts tagged with the keyword "choice": 23
  • Scripts tagged with the keyword "abortion": 130