Recommended by Sophie McIntosh

  • Sophie McIntosh: THIS HOT TUB FITS TWO PEOPLE

    Goodheart sets up late-game revelations with a light hand and lighthearted wit that make the payoff all the more devastating. "Hot Tub" is a humorous and harrowing meditation on sisterhood, survivor's guilt, and how to reconcile one's worldview with reality when the threads of family mythos begin to unravel.

    Goodheart sets up late-game revelations with a light hand and lighthearted wit that make the payoff all the more devastating. "Hot Tub" is a humorous and harrowing meditation on sisterhood, survivor's guilt, and how to reconcile one's worldview with reality when the threads of family mythos begin to unravel.

  • Sophie McIntosh: CALF SCRAMBLE

    I'm addicted to the premise of this play, and Carr's imaginative and uniquely theatrical execution does not disappoint. So excited to see where CALF SCRAMBLE goes.

    I'm addicted to the premise of this play, and Carr's imaginative and uniquely theatrical execution does not disappoint. So excited to see where CALF SCRAMBLE goes.

  • Sophie McIntosh: Bonefruit

    Situated somewhere between myth and the bitterest of realities, Bonefruit is an exquisite execution of a haunting sci-fi premise. Marbled with longing and regret, this beautifully theatrical play will carry you to the end of the world and back again.

    Situated somewhere between myth and the bitterest of realities, Bonefruit is an exquisite execution of a haunting sci-fi premise. Marbled with longing and regret, this beautifully theatrical play will carry you to the end of the world and back again.

  • Sophie McIntosh: Radio Man

    An absolute gut-punch knockout of a play. Radio Man surehandedly weaves together loss, displacement, and the dangerous blindness of innocence into a tight, compelling sci-fi drama led by three young girls. I'll be thinking about that ending for a very long time...

    An absolute gut-punch knockout of a play. Radio Man surehandedly weaves together loss, displacement, and the dangerous blindness of innocence into a tight, compelling sci-fi drama led by three young girls. I'll be thinking about that ending for a very long time...

  • Sophie McIntosh: Babel

    Darkly comedic feminist sci-fi theatre is all I could ever ask for, and this play delivers so exquisitely. It's such a joy to explore passionate, intense female characters who are allowed to go to such extreme lengths.

    Darkly comedic feminist sci-fi theatre is all I could ever ask for, and this play delivers so exquisitely. It's such a joy to explore passionate, intense female characters who are allowed to go to such extreme lengths.

  • Sophie McIntosh: Hook, Line, & Sinker

    Hook, Line, & Sinker contrasts the stubbornness and imagination of young girl navigating the pressures of being a "gifted and talented" eleven-year-old with the worldview of a tough old Bass grappling with a very different kind of existential crisis. Barnes' language alternates between lush languidness and pitch-perfect earnestness as he brings these two well-matched foes to their ultimate showdown on the dock.

    Hook, Line, & Sinker contrasts the stubbornness and imagination of young girl navigating the pressures of being a "gifted and talented" eleven-year-old with the worldview of a tough old Bass grappling with a very different kind of existential crisis. Barnes' language alternates between lush languidness and pitch-perfect earnestness as he brings these two well-matched foes to their ultimate showdown on the dock.