Sophie McIntosh

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When a freshman is unexpectedly given the coveted role of Lady Macbeth, a few upperclassmen actresses invite her over to “celebrate” her casting and reassert their positions at the top of the theatre department’s hierarchy. As the Fireball and Svedka flow, the girls interrogate their own sense of ambition as well as the power structures that have shaped their theatrical education.

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Mary is an expectant mother. Mary gives birth to a rabbit. Mary must adjust her expectations.

A piercing fable about the wonder and brutality of motherhood, cunnicularii interrogates the crushing pressure new parents face and questions how much of ourselves we can truly give to our offspring.

When an unfortunately-timed nuclear apocalypse strands the staff of Camp Aster's in the Maine wilderness, the team of young women must fight for survival while navigating shifting leadership hierarchies and disaster after endless disaster.

In 1917, a group of “fallen women” confined to the Inwood House reformatory reckon with their own power and consider how far they might go to break free.

(Content warnings for graphic sexual situations, abortion, and violence.)

(Formerly titled "light as light.")

What happens to the stains you can’t get out? Owen is a roadkill collector. Jaki was busted for drunk driving. And for the next six Saturdays, they’re stuck with each other. As they traverse the highways of Wisconsin, they connect over their common ground as outsiders, challenge each other on issues of faith and family, and careen towards a collision that threatens to shatter them both. Road Kills forces us to confront the long-lasting repercussions of abuse — and urges us not to look away. *CW for violence against animals, sexual abuse, alcoholism, and suicide.*

A play about Bad Art Friends, that feeling when your college roommates are getting engaged and you’ve never actually had a boyfriend, and the question of whether sharing a vibrator collection means you’re officially co-dependent.

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It’s 1963, and Nora is the perfect housewife. She was built to be. The most authentically humanoid robot prototype yet created, she’s undergoing a trial run in the home of robotic engineer Martin and his teenage kids, Ruth and Wally. But Ruth can’t get over how much Nora looks like her own mother Lillian, who has disappeared without a trace. Martin faces surging pressure from his employers to make Nora the new and improved model for motherhood, and Ruth is forced to work against her father and the powerful corporation behind him as she desperately tries to track down her real mother.

When an adaptation of The Seagull is derailed mid-performance after an actor has an aneurysm onstage, audience members with medical training leap to provide first aid. As the shaken cast attempts to reassure each other, each person present grapples with twin crises of purpose and powerlessness while waiting for updates from the ER on their friend's condition. "what if everyone lives" is a play about being a doctor, and being an actor, and being a witness to a tragedy, and being capable and knowledgeable and helpless.

Two patients share their hopes and fears while awaiting an unusual medical procedure.

13-year-old Rhya’s best friend Katrina has been abducted from the parking lot of a Wisconsin shopping mall, and Rhya decides to stake out the site she was taken from. Sloane, a twenty-something employee at the mall's sunglasses kiosk, decides to stick around and watch over her. As more details about the lead-up to Katrina's kidnapping emerge, Sloane must weigh her desire to protect Rhya's innocence against her desire to protect Rhya from the brutal and sickening realities she faces simply by existing in the body of an adolsecent woman.

Strix sees signs in the birds. Mel learns to read them. Bird hits the window. Bad things are coming.

PEACHES, Yellow Flesh. PLUMS, Black. PEARS, Bartlett/Williams/WBC.