May 26 - June 20

Feast for
the Dead

I was told my people were dead. Yet we lived.

A zombie apocalypse of epic proportions has swept through Turtle Island. Fourteen years later, the settler government has fallen; Randy and Lester are spinning sick indie tracks on RezDog radio; there’s enough food if you live on the right side of the boundary line; and Kay is an important warrior in the Confederacy of Tribes. When the zombies suddenly disintegrate, it’s finally time to bury the dead with dignity. But there’s a ship approaching on the horizon line…

In this action-packed speculative drama written by Madeline Easley (Wyandotte Nation) and directed by Tara Moses (Seminole Nation), you’re invited into a propulsive and surprisingly funny Indigenous futurity where the real struggle is staying human.

February 20 - March 21

Horsegirl & Cowdaddy

i want to know about you

i want to know…

where you come from

where you’re

going

Horsegirl, a trans woman in her thirties, lives a life of easy routine alongside her father, Cowdaddy, in rural Pennsylvania. When she falls for Bethel, a magnetic Teach for America fellow who just rolled into town, their relationship sparks a fantastical metamorphosis.

Full of wry humor and queer desire, Horsegirl & Cowdaddy is a new play by New Dramatist Resident Playwright DJ Hills about the expansive joy of finding freedom in your own backyard.

November 14 - December 5

Watch Me Walk @ Yale Rep

Being disabled always includes an element of chance.

Anne has a disease you’ve probably never heard of and it doesn’t have a cure. Her doctor says it shouldn’t define her, but she’s going to define it for you.

Watch Me Walk is a hilarious, biting, and compassionate new play about disability, pity, injustice, and family mythologies that will stay with you long after the curtain–or Anne–falls.