ANON
by Kate Robin
directed by Claire Avitabile

ANON is a darkly comedic, contemporary, romantic tragedy that tells the story of two relationships as one struggles to begin and the other struggles to continue. Inevitably interwoven from the start, these two journeys intensify as they affect and ultimately collide with each other. “ANON is - and I mean this as a compliment - a play about sex addiction that doesn’t try to be sexy.” - New York Magazine.
October 15-30, 2010 @ Gremlin Theatre


Helen
by Ellen McLaughlin
directed by Leah Adcock-Starr

Everyone knows the story of Helen of Troy, wife of Menelaus, mistress of Paris, whose face launched 1,000 ships. But what if she never made it to Troy? With a twist of modernity, HELEN imagines what this woman’s life was like, holed up in a four-star hotel overlooking the grand pyramids of Egypt, exploring the gap between our private selves and the public stories that serve as our false, albeit more entertaining, substitutes.
January 28 - February 12, 2011 @ Gremlin Theatre


That Face
by Polly Stenham
directed by Claire Avitabile

Mia is at boarding school. She has access to drugs. They are Martha’s. Henry is preparing for art college. He has access to alcohol. From Martha. Martha controls their lives. Martha is their mother. THAT FACE is a hard-hitting, intense, visceral, and “gob-smacking” dissection of parent-child relationships - specifically exploring children who become parents to their parents.
June 3-18, 2011 @ the Minneapolis Theatre Garage