"In Ziegler's taut yet graceful script Franklin's passion for science shines through, as does the agility of her inquiring mind ... Photograph 51 neatly coils a scientific detective story around a rumination on how sexism, personality and morality can impact collaboration and creativity...It honors Franklin by painting her as a complete person, with flaws and sterling attributes, and by evoking the thrills and risks of scientific pursuit itself." - The Seattle Times. [ ... more ]

Middletown is a deeply moving and funny new play exploring the universe of a small American town. "Delicate, moving, piercing, tart, funny, gorgeous. Mr. Eno's gift may be unmatched among writers of his generation. Glimmers from start to finish." - New York Times. [ ... more ]

Waitless is a unique new play exploring the challenges of uprooting. Waitless is a play about expats, written by an expat. This 'backwards love story' starts with a happy ending: blissful newlyweds Shelly and Trent find love, top-notch careers, and excitement in New York City. But with a transfer to London for Trent they must swap this for a new life in London. Shelly gives up her dream job to follow her heart, only to find expat life is not all it's cracked up to be. [ ... more ]

A Comedy of Manners, the play satirizes sentimentalism and sophisticated pretensions, without the typical eighteenth-century moralizing. The dialogue crackles with wit even today, over two hundred years after it was first penned. This play is the source of the term "malapropism," named for Mrs. Malaprop who uses sophisticated-sounding words incorrectly. [ ... more ]