T. Adamson

Two people who are other people. In rooms that are other rooms. Having sex without touching.

Gabi returns home to care for her dying grandmother, María. As María experiences visions of angels and demons from her hospital bed, Gabi must navigate the complexity of her maternal relationships. A surreal and tender confrontation with legacy, trauma, faith, and Senator Ted Cruz.

Two playwrights: one writes, one doesn't. Two Mexican Americans: one speaks Spanish, one doesn't. A ventriloquist, a volcano, an angel, an emperor, a convert, a theme park, a train. A play about writing that writes itself.

On Passover Night, during the long palling of the Twentieth Century, a car thief named Biff returns home to reclaim his squandered inheritance. A surreal & anachronistic road trip inhabited by phantoms, curses, and the unique eerie violence of the American Nightmare.

1318, Avignon. Something's amok with our pope. Six Franciscan friars struggle to solve the problem of a Catholic Church devoted to the unjust and un-Christian accumulation of wealth.

The Kareninas, a family of ex-Soviet immigrants, struggle to keep their familial relations intact after their eldest daughter, Masha, adopts a feral horse named Goodboy and brings him to live inside their comfortable suburban home.

Two twenty-something bffs are setting sail on a drug-fueled millennial cross-country road trip when they impulsively decide to pick up a teenage hitchhiker fleeing an oppressive Christian-fundamentalist household. Together the three of them will travel through the heart of the heart-hardened country.

A history/memory play set in the summer of 2016. Two young men find their friendship strained when one brings his younger girlfriend along to sublet the other's cramped Bushwick apartment.