Explore these plays feature stories of love from all angles.
Divert your attention from that person that you have been dwelling on to reading these plays that tackle just that… unrequited love.
2019 Manhattan Theatre Club Production of The Cake (Joan Marcus)
Immerse yourselves in these featured plays that showcase stories and perspectives from BIPOC LGBTQ+ authors.
by Phoebe Frances Brown
Phoebe Frances Brown
by Deborah Moggach
Deborah Moggach
by Nathaniel Price
Nathaniel Price
by Beru Tessema
Beru Tessema
by Richard Conlon
Full-Length Play, Drama / 13any gender (youth) plus ensemble
When all communications are lost with a privately run youth correction facility, two educational inspectors head off to the facility’s remote island location to work out what has happened. They get more than they bargained for in this tale exploring big issues for young people.
Sent to the island for ‘behaviour modification’, some of the pupils staged a rebellion sparked by a singular dramatic event, while others simply wanted to keep their heads down and leave after they’d gone through ‘the programme’.
This text will spark not only strong performances from teenagers, but also debates about the rights and wrongs in the script – inspiring readers and performers to ask the question: “What would I have done?”
This version of Hope Springs is the original, for older young actors; it doesn’t shy away from some of the darker issues and themes of the story.
by Pravin Wilkins
Pravin Wilkins
by Shomit Dutta
Shomit Dutta
by Gracie Gardner
Gracie Gardner
Full-Length Play, Drama / 8w, 6m
Based on the Sunday Times bestseller which inspired one of this century’s most treasured films, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel takes us on a journey to India with an eclectic group of British retirees as they embark on a new life. The luxury residence is far from the opulence they were promised, but as their lives begin to intertwine, they are charmed in unexpected and life-changing ways.
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel is a joyous comedy about taking risks, finding love and embracing second chances, even in the most surprising of places.
by Adam Rapp
Adam Rapp
by Jerry Mayer
Jerry Mayer
by Charlotte Jones
Charlotte Jones
by Caryl Churchill
Caryl Churchill