In Eliza Hittman’s contemporary drama, a pregnant teenager struggles to gain access to a legal abortion.
A new FX on Hulu TV series glances at a San Francisco that’s been eaten alive by the tech giants of Silicon Valley.
Who owns the rights to a tragedy in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ play?
In Giuseppe Capotondi’s Euro-thriller, an art critic is morally and metaphysically challenged.
Set in the urban slums of Istanbul, Sedef Ecer’s play is a co-production between Golden Thread Productions and Crowded Fire Theater.
An interview with director Autumn de Wilde and Bill Nighy
In Lucy Kirkwood’s play, much of England is destroyed after a nuclear event.
In Rogelio Martinez’s play, an American arranges Bruce Springsteen’s 1988 concert in East Berlin.
Will Eno updates Beckett’s absurdity and Sartre’s ennui with good cheer, YouTube, and balloons.
Fallout from the Iraq War damages an immigrant family in Heather Raffo’s drama.