
By Deborah Brevoort
George Street Playhouse
April 28 - May 17, 2026
A Remarkable Friendship. A Night That Changed History.
Princeton, 1937. When world-famous contralto Marian Anderson is turned away from a hotel because of her race, she finds an unexpected host in Albert Einstein. What begins as a simple act of hospitality grows into a unique friendship between two brilliant minds—one that will resonate through history.
Based on true events, My Lord, What a Night offers an intimate look at the meeting of these two icons and the events that ignited Anderson’s legendary performance on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.

by E.M. Lewis
Artists Repertory Theatre
March 31 - April 26, 2026
Get the boys together, we’re going on a quest! It’s been a hard year for Eddie, so he revives the old gang (his big brother and two childhood friends) and ropes them into an adventure to find a long-lost variety of apple once grown in their childhood stomping grounds. Amid the blur of chores, kids’ soccer practice, and the relentless daily grind, the guys embark on a quest for a legendary golden apple — only to find something much more valuable.
Mellon Foundation Playwright-in-Residence E.M. Lewis wraps up her 6-year residency at Artists Rep with Apple Hunters!, a funny and heartfelt story of men, friendship, and the power of showing up for each other.

Book, Music & Lyrics by Min Kahng
Based on the novel by Grace Lin
A Commission by Bay Area Children's Theatre
San Diego Junior Theatre
February 27 - March 15, 2026
Based on the award-winning novel by Grace Lin, Where the Mountain Meets the Moon follows the journey of Minli, a brave and curious young girl who sets out on a quest to change her family’s fortune. Along the way, she encounters magical creatures, unexpected friends, and the legendary Old Man of the Moon. This imaginative, family-friendly adventure blends storytelling, folklore, and vibrant theatricality to celebrate wisdom, gratitude, and the power of hope.

by Deborah Brevoort
Florida Studio Theatre
Gompertz Theatre
January 21 - March 8, 2026
Southeastern Premiere
When President Kennedy vowed to put a man on the moon, the task landed in the hands of a band of maverick engineers – once the misfits of American science. With no rulebook, they embraced “blue-skying,” drawing inspiration from Buck Rogers, Greek myths, Louis Leakey, and even Snoopy and the Red Baron. An exhilarating ride through the wild imagination that made one giant leap possible

By Yussef El Guindi
Workshop Presentation
Stage Center Theatre and
Silk Road Cultural Center
April 15 - 25, 2026
A traveling soothsayer, Asim, wanders into the courtyard of Cleopatra’s palace and starts chatting with the queen’s handmaiden, Charmian. He promises to read her fortune. As the unhappy future of the court begins to unfold, this soothsayer soon becomes a witness, then finally a participant in the last days of Cleopatra and Antony. A bold, darkly comedic examination of the fleeting glory of power and the intimacy of those that share it in two of history’s great partnerships.

Music by Lisa DeSpain
Libretto by David Simpatico
University of North Texas
April 17 & 19, 2026
Martin, an orphan, drifter, and petty criminal makes a deal with The Conductor, one wish in exchange for his soul. Thinking to outsmart The Conductor, Martin asks for the power to stop time and live forever in the happiest moment of his life. Armed with the Conductor's watch, Martin sets forth on the journey of life searching for that perfect moment, a perfect moment in a lifetime in which he can live happily -- forever