George Orwell's masterwork begins with the most dangerous act imaginable: a man picks up a pen. In a world where Big Brother watches every move and an independent thought is a death sentence, Winston Smith dares to write, to love, and to remember what is true. The definitive dystopian novel has never felt more urgent — or more now.
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A tribe of young idealists in 1960s New York believes their music, their love, and their defiance will change the world. Then the draft notices arrive. This groundbreaking rock musical asks whether the beautiful lie of revolution can survive the brutal truth of war.
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The second staged reading in our Bold Voices series, Lynn Nottage’s Sweat brings us into a neighborhood bar where friendships begin to splinter, long-held tensions erupt, and a town already stretched thin is pushed to the brink. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, this powerful, provocative drama lays bare the intersection of race, class, and resilience in a country struggling to hold itself together.
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In this frighteningly timely, laugh-out-loud farce, the seven women closest to the (fictional) President risk everything they hold dear to keep the Commander-in-Chief out of trouble.
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