Past Seasons
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2011-2012 Season
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Fall Mainstage: Recent Tragic Events by Craig Wright
- Produced by: Jeremy Dalton
- Directed by: Meg Feibusch & Richard Boersig
Winter Mainstage: The Food Show, devised
- Produced by: Aleah Papes
- Directed by: Ben Gojer
Early Spring Mainstage: Talk Radio by Eric Bogosian
- Produced by: Olivia Brown
- Directed by: Greg Uzelac
Late Spring Mainstage: The Elephant by Betsuyaku Minoru
- Produced by: Amanda Lapid
- Directed by: Seth Garben
Special Event: Up in the Tufts of the Truffula Tree, adapted from stories by Dr. Seuss
- Produced by: Gavi Keyles
- Directed by: Robyn Char
2010-2011 Season
What is truth?
Fall Mainstage: Dead Man's Cellphone, Written by Sarah Ruhl
Winter Mainstage: Where the Grass Isn't Greener, A devised piece on LGBTQIA rights, exploring the question: How do I reconcile my sexual identity with the rest of my identity?
Spring Mainstage: Chaos Theories, Written by Alexander Dinelaris
2009-2010 Season
For whom are we responsible?
Fall Mainstage: Spectrum Slam, A spoken word theatre piece
Winter Special Event: Responsibility Week, Including a documentary screening in conjunction with a hunger dinner, flash mob, and a 24-hour devised piece
Spring Mainstage: Korczak's Children, Written by Jeffrey Hatcher
Spring Special Event: PupPet Sounds, A show featuring homemade puppets inspired by and incorporating the Beach Boys' album Pet Sounds
Spring Special Event: Stories We Cannot Tell, stories of oppression explored an illustrated by a diverse ensemble
2008-2009 Season
Wildcat Welcome Week Show: Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind, The Neofuturists at NU
Fall Mainstage: The God of Hell, Written by Sam Shepard
Winter Mainstage: The Normal Heart, Written by Larry Kramer
2007-2008 Season
Fall Mainstage: Not about Heroes, Written by Stephen MacDonald
Winter Mainstage: Nickled and Dimed, Written by John Holden
2006-2007 Season
Fall Mainstage: Stop Kiss, Written by Diana Son
Spring Mainstage: The Exonerated, Written by Erik Jensen & Jessica Blank
New Play Festival: staged readings of three new plays written by students on social and political issues
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