These dramatic masterpieces are often staples of local and community theaters. Each is guaranteed to be thought-provoking and entertaining!

Our Town
A look into daily life of the small town of Grover's Corners, Thornton Wilder's masterpiece is a stunning achievement that still resonates today. In illustrating the commonplace events of a community, Wilder taps into haunting, unforgettable insight about life on earth.

Angels In America
Tony Kushner's epic duo of plays focuses on a group of people's struggles during the AIDS crisis. With powerful political themes and a magical sense of theatricality, this work is a remarkable achievement of the American theater.

The Glass Menagerie
This first major work of Tennessee Williams is also his most hauntingly personal. As Tom Wingfield contends with his mother and sees the trapped helplessness of his sister, you can see pain from William's own life reborn in poetic theatrical flourish.

Death of a Salesman
Willy Loman has become one of the most iconic characters of the American theater. The descent of Arthur Miller's eponymous salesman is a tragic story of defeat, alienation, and lost potential.

The Piano Lesson
Part of August Wilson's astonishing collection of plays known as The Pittsburgh Cycle, this work focuses on the Sutter family. As discussion heats up about whether or not to sell Berniece's piano, heated questions of how best to make use of the past bubble to the surface.