When Wendy Darling arrives back home after her adventures in Neverland, detectives demand answers, therapists worry, and Peter Pan still haunts her thoughts. Unable to let go of the boy who won’t grow up, Wendy searches for Peter—through letters, memories, and encounters with others forced into adulthood too soon, desperate for closure.
This contemporary reimagining of what happens after Neverland transforms a childhood fantasy into a raw exploration of identity, grief, and the emotional labor demanded of young women. Featuring a vibrant cast ages 13–20, Kimberly Belflower’s (John Proctor is the Villain) poignant and powerful story of self-discovery confronts what happens when growing up isn’t a choice.
Chaos, comedy, and heart collide inThe Best Christmas Pageant Ever! When the notorious Herdman kids—"the worst children in the history of the world"—crash the town’s annual Christmas pageant, everyone braces for disaster. What unfolds instead is a hysterical and soul-stirring reimagining of the Nativity story that challenges assumptions about empathy and belonging, whose voices are valued, and whose stories are told.
This beloved holiday classic features a cast of performers ages 8–20 and reminds us that the greatest gift of the season is when all are celebrated for who they are.
In a rural Georgia high school, an AP English class dives into the drama that made “witch hunt” a household phrase. But as the quick-witted teens begin to question this landmark work of literature, the parallels between the play and their own lives become uncomfortably real, building toward a thrilling and urgent confrontation with gender, power, and who gets to control the narrative.
In a bold artistic collaboration, three of the nation’s leading regional theaters join forces to bring Kimberly Belflower’s explosive coming-of-age story to the West Coast. Centering young voices, this Broadway sensation and new cult classic ignites the kind of conversation that lingers long after the final bell.
When our narrator M—a sharp-witted, twenty-year-old drag performer—discovers their father, Greg, has been diagnosed with stage‑four pancreatic cancer, the whole Murphy family is thrown into chaos. As Greg spends sleepless nights watching nature documentaries, he becomes convinced that he is the Earth—and that both he and the planet are being taken down by their own “Big C’s”: his cancer and climate change.
From surprise visits from Greta Thunberg to extinct-animal support groups, Seattle favorite Keiko Green’s darkly funny and wildly imaginative new play blends fantastical storytelling with heartfelt family drama. You are cordially invited to party like it’s the apocalypse and take part in a cathartic celebration of love, loss, and everything in between.
