HOLES IN THE SHAPE OF MY FATHER
Performances begin September 4, 2025
Written and Performed by Savon Bartley
Directed by Adam McCoy

Holes in the Shape of My Father is a blues about boys becoming men. Written and performed by Savon Bartley, this solo show is told entirely in verse, where poetry, rhythm, and raw emotion collide. Developed at The Public Theater and featured at the Under the Radar Festival, this one-man play explores fatherhood, masculinity, and generational trauma with lyrical grace and unflinching vulnerability.

THE MAENADS
Performances begin September 18, 2025
By Stephen Foglia
Directed by Phillip Christian Smith

Five modern-day men climb a mountain to roleplay as Dionysus-worshipping women and break free of the prison of masculinity. Desperate to survive but equally desperate not to leave the mountain unchanged, they are forced to confront the lies and fears that drove them to this performance of ecstatic femininity in the first place.

MALAPERT LOVE
Performances begin October 16, 2025
By Siah Berlatsky
Directed by Julian Hester

The Winner of Chicago's Joseph Jefferson Award for Best New Work, Malapert Love is a queer reimagining of Shakespeare's comedies from 21'-year old playwright Siah Berlatsky. Featuring the play's original cast from Chicago's award winning Artistic Home theater company, Malapert Love takes audiences to a farcical, faraway kingdom where personas are concocted, plots are hatched, and paint thinner is sniffed '– all for unrequited love!

EVERYTHING IS HERE
Performances begin December 3, 2025
By Peggy Stafford
Directed by Meghan Finn
Playing at an Off-Broadway TBA

Everything is Here unfolds at the Center in The Heights, an assisted living facility on the edge of the suburbs. Three residents, Bev, Bonnie, and Janice, mark time in a common room that looks out on a man-made pond, remembering what was and wasn't, what might have been, and acting out scenes from a community theater production. Offbeat and unsentimental, the play examines how strange and perilous life can be, paying clear-eyed attention to the quiet depth and at times absurd circumstances of these women’s flawed and fully human lives.