February 2-18, 2024

By Samuel D. Hunter
Directed by John Langs

Inside a small loan brokerage in Idaho, two men struggle to make a place for their families in the American dream as they balance parenthood, financial security, desire, and empathy. This award-winning play, with a revelatory ending, leads audiences on a journey of intrigue and reckoning as the two fathers’ lives intertwine in a powerful reflection about what it means to be human.

March 15–31, 2024

By Zora Howard
Directed by Claudine Mboligikpelani Nako

Mama’s up early to prepare the perfect stew for a very important community meal. As the day rolls on, tempers go from a simmer to a boil, and secrets rise to the surface for three generations of Tucker women. When the violence hovering around the periphery of their lives begins to intrude upon the sanctity of the kitchen, mothers and daughters wrestle with loss and hope in this hilarious, haunting drama.

April 26–May 12, 2024

By Stefano Massini, adapted by Ben Power 
Directed by John Langs

The Tony Award®-winning Best Play makes a thrilling Seattle debut after a triumphant run on London’s West End and  Broadway. The Lehmans began as many American immigrants did in the 19^th century: on a cold dock in New York City 1844 as a young Jewish man enters his new country for the first time. Joined by his two brothers, he lives the American Dream: from humble beginnings to outrageous success. 163 years later, that legacy—The Lehman Brothers—comes crashing down, triggering the largest financial crisis in history. How? Why? This extraordinary feat of storytelling invites us to question what success is worth, how legacy is defined, and what we value in the wake of devastating collapse.

Season photography by Rosemary Dai Ross