- 1. Intermission
The new work by Will Eno—who wrote Thom Pain (based on nothing)—set during an intermission of a play, explores the theme of “incompleteness” and the idea of being caught in the middle of something.
- 2. Bone China
David Mamet’s new drama about the relationship between a man and his therapist, in which the man struggles to come to terms with his daughter’s eating disorder.
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Stephen Adly Guirgis’s lighthearted tale of a young man attempting to win back his lost love by sending her a series of impassioned letters. Directed by Adam Rapp.

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