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DIVIDING THE ESTATE, a human comedy about a family that must confront its past as it prepares for its future, by the late playwright Horton Foote. Learn More »

The planet Saturn's orbital return to its position at the moment of a person's birth happens every thirty years. In SATURN RETURNS, playwright Noah Haidle uses this phenomenon to take a look at one man during these pivotal moments. Learn More »

CLAY, a one-man hip-hop musical written and performed by Matt Sax, was the inaugural production of LCT3. Learn More »

John Lithgow invokes memories of three generations of family history while tracing his own life as an actor and storyteller. Learn More »

A funny and outrageous comedy in three parts by the ever provocative Paul Rudnick Learn More »

The first Broadway revival of SOUTH PACIFIC won seven 2008 Tony Awards and played to sold-out houses for over two years. Learn More »

One of William Shakespeare's most unusual and spectacular plays, the late Romance CYMBELINE combines comedy, tragedy and history into an epic tale of power and magic. Learn More »

ROCK 'N' ROLL unfolds between the Prague Spring of 1968 and the Velvet Revolution of 1989 and explores the significance of rock as a symbol of personal and political freedom along with its accompanying risks. Learn More »

THE GLORIOUS ONES is a backstage musical about the lives, loves, ambitions, and art of the performers in a 16th-century commedia dell'arte troupe in Italy of the late Renaissance. Learn More »

DYING CITY, an intimate play set in a spare downtown-Manhattan apartment, depicts the role of a historic event, in this case the war in Iraq, that transforms the lives of a man, his wife, and his identical twin brother. Learn More »

Part 3 of the trilogy, SALVAGE, brings maturity and resolution. As imperial Russia is set adrift with the freeing of the serfs, Alexander Herzen and the revolutionaries in his circle look back from the vantage point of their exile in England. Learn More »

The second part of the trilogy, SHIPWRECK, centers on Alexander Herzen and his fellow revolutionaries who find inspiration as well as frustration in exile in Paris and London. Learn More »

The first part of Tom Stoppard's trilogy THE COAST OF UTOPIA, VOYAGE is a nod to Chekhov, set at the grand Russian countryside estate of the Bakunin family. Learn More »

Sarah Ruhl's poignant comedy is the story of a housekeeper who hates to clean, two high-powered physicians, a sister who loves to clean and a free spirit whose passion and soulful grace cast a wonderfully surreal spell over THE CLEAN HOUSE. Learn More »

Richard Greenberg's THE HOUSE IN TOWN, focuses on an intimate portrait of a couple's complicated marriage, their close friends, and the impact of the shy young man who enters their lives. Learn More »

AWAKE AND SING! is the story of a Jewish family living in a Bronx apartment during the Depression. By turns starkly dramatic and vividly comic, the characters convey a pressured existence that captures the enduring belief in the American dream. Learn More »

The musical, BERNARDA ALBA is based on Federico Garcí­a Lorca's classic play, The House of Bernarda Alba. The title character is a widow whose tyrannical rule over her household collides with her five daughters' desires. Learn More »

Edward Albee's SEASCAPE is set on a quiet beach where we meet a couple arguing about how to spend the rest of their lives. As a second couple arrive on the beach a classic Albee encounter, both surreal and profound, ensues. Learn More »

A professor's life is thrown into disarray when she accuses a student of plagiarism. What follows forces her to question the values she has clung to for much of her life. Learn More »

Tony-award winning Brian Stokes Mitchell, leading man extraordinaire, in his concert rendition of LOVE/LIFE, A Life in Song, his one-man show (with a four-piece jazz ensemble). Learn More »