Megan Thornton

Small steps is a vibrantly theatrical queer comedy about loneliness, belonging and legacy. Oglesby writes with wit and sincerity. This is a play with a big imagination!

This fast moving play explores the farce of our politics and the agency of women - particularly post-menopausal women. Dellagiarino has crafted a smart comedy about abortion access that allows you to laugh through the tears.

A gentle meditation on teaching in America, and the long fingers of trauma. This play celebrates the lasting impact of the student-teacher bond, even when school is no longer a safe place.

"Judith" imagines an alternative biography for William Shakespeare, creating a feminist, queer space that is also a love letter to the theater. This play has intrigue, wit, and the artist's hustle. Whether you love or disdain the bard, Judith has something for you!

Sarah Saltwick's grounded, road trip drama of two best friends opens up into a magical space that envisions the road ahead. Sarah navigates questions of reproductive freedom, state oppression and the possibilities of youth with humor and compassion.