DEATH OF A SALESMAN

by ARTHUR MILLER
directed by MATT HUNE
March 13 - April 5

A visceral reimagined American classic.

A salesman and his family are caught up in the pressures and delusions of living the American Dream. A dissection of America’s soul. A love story between a man and his son. A battle to sustain a sense of self in a world that increasingly offers less space for the individual. Arguably the greatest American play, Arthur Miller’s Death of A Salesman gets a visceral interpretation as a requiem for a fractured nation.

Featuring David Rainey (Alley Theatre) and directed by Rec Room Artistic Director Matt Hune (Spring Awakening, Peter Pan).

TOROS

by DANNY TEJERA
May 31 - June 21

Regional Premiere

Toro is back in Madrid hanging out with his high school friends, Juan and Andrea (and Juan’s dying golden retriever, Tica). They spend their weekends exactly like they used to: chain-smoking pitis in Juan’s garage, listening to Juan’s latest DJ mix, and going out to pijo clubs around Madrid. But something’s not quite right. As sexual tensions emerge and old power dynamics get challenged, these third-culture-kids struggle to grow up, take responsibility, and find a version of reality to believe in.

ANGELS IN AMERICA

by TONY KUSHNER
directed by MATT HUNE and SOPHIA WATT
November 8 - December 20

A Pulitzer Prize winning epic two part drama.

New York during the eighties, the Reagan years. A mosaic of stories about people struggling with love, sexuality and the disastrous consequences of AIDS. Louis deserts his friend Prior, who is terminally ill. The marriage of Joe and Harper Pitt falls apart. The right-wing lawyer Roy Cohn discovers that neither power nor money will protect him from death.

Angels in America is in two parts: Millennium Approaches and Perestroika and will be presented on alternating evenings in rep. Directed by Rec Room Artistic Director Matt Hune and Associate Artistic Director Sophia Watt (Heroes of the Fourth Turning).