Paul Sheldon has survived the crash — but he’s not sure that’s a good thing.

Rescued from a Colorado snowbank by his self-proclaimed number one fan, the bestselling romance novelist finds himself bedridden and dependent on Annie Wilkes, a devoted reader who offers to nurse Paul back to health. When Annie discovers that Paul has killed off her favorite character in his latest manuscript, his situation goes from dire to something much worse. Based on Stephen King’s novel and adapted for the stage by William Goldman, Misery is a white-knuckle battle of wills between a captive and his captor…and a darkly funny question about what we owe the people who love our work.

Jacob Marley is dead — and things are about to get worse.

Shackled, miserable, and tormented by a hell-sprite who is far too enthusiastic about his work, Marley faces an eternity of exactly what he deserves. Unless, of course, he can do something about Ebenezer Scrooge. In this re-imagining of the classic Christmas Carol story, the ghost gets his own journey — and it turns out redemption is just as hard to come by on the other side of the grave as it is on this one. Tom Mula’s Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol is a clever, moving, and enjoyable holiday journey for audiences of all ages.

Life aboard the Vanderley yacht is everything Bertie Wooster could hope for…right up until his pal Crumpet assaults a prince.

What follows is a swift descent into chaos: Bertie masquerading as a romance novelist, Crumpet posing as his own long-lost twin, and a sinister foreign count issuing a formal challenge to a duel. Meanwhile, Lady Stella has ideas about Bertie’s future that he finds deeply alarming. Will this madcap case of mistaken identities end in Bertie’s doom—or worse, his marriage? Have no fear; Jeeves will sort it all out.

Kenneth has his routine, and his routine suits him just fine. Bookstore by day, mai-tais at his favorite tiki bar by night — what more could a person need?

When Kenneth is unexpectedly laid off, the walls of the life he’s carefully constructed start to close in, and he’s forced to reckon with everything he’s been quietly avoiding: connection, vulnerability, and the terrifying possibility of something new. Winner of the 2024 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Eboni Booth’s Primary Trust is funny, precise, and quietly devastating — a play about what it costs to keep the world at arm’s length, and what it might feel like to finally let it in.

Expelled from Harvard twice, trained as a naval engineer, after many personal, family and business crises, he learned that his life belonged to the Universe and humanity.

What followed were the explorations of one of the most restlessly inventive minds of the twentieth century. In this one-man tour de force, we encounter the life and mind of R. Buckminster Fuller — futurist, philosopher, poet, architect of the geodesic dome, artist of accelerations — to see how we already have everything we need to save the planet, if we just “think different” about how we are Operating Spaceship Earth!