international

The West Coast premiere of the latest play from award-winning Welsh playwright Owen Thomas (Best International Production for 'Richard Parker') explores the lives of a young Welsh couple who fall in love and emigrate to the U.S. in the late 19th Century to build a new life together in the New World

"How To Be Japanese" is an unapologetic, sharp-witted look at the quirks of American and Japanese culture. Miyo gently pokes fun at people's beliefs, behaviors, and language through humorous stories chronicling her own peculiar experiences.

On Valentine’s Day 2019, the British Home Secretary refused to allow a Jihadi bride to return home from Syria, claiming she was a threat to British values. In defiance of International Law, he revoked her citizenship. This play was award-winning playwright Henry Naylor’s provocative response.

BLACK WOMEN DATING WHITE MEN is a collection of interviews of (you guessed it) Black women who are in long-term relationships (plus two marriages) with white men. It's an intimate look into modern interracial relationships. Expect talks about privilege, activism, and the mystery of headscarves.

This show was created in response to the 2017 Charlottesville riots by Moti Buchboot, a grandson of a Holocaust survivor reveals lessons learned from his Hungarian grandmother who began her life’s journey in a village in Hungary, and survived the Holocaust. It is a loving tribute to her and to life.

The U.S. premiere of Alex McSherry's award-winning monologue tells the thrilling story of the battles of Sir William Wallace, a Scottish knight who was a central early figure in the wars to secure Scottish freedom from the English and became one of his country’s greatest national heroes.

Bio-drama about tango singer Carlos Gardel, mother Bertha, girlfriend Isabel del Valle, tango Maestro Jose' Razzano and lyricist Alfredo Le Pera- who meet tobacco heiress Sadie Baron Wakefield as she bankrolls their tango recordings and promotes their film careers in Europe and Hollywood!