Come see our students perform in these powerful plays by award-winning writers:
"The Wolves"
Sarah DeLappe's play about an indoor girls' soccer team reveals their struggles and unexpected loss as they go through their warmups and drills. It's "Ted Lasso" meets "Gossip Girl" as these young women discuss everything from war criminals to their periods, and from anxiety disorders to orange slices.
"Safe at Home"
Journey behind the scenes of Tempe Diablo Stadium through nine vignettes. Each scene builds suspense around a young immigrant baseball pitcher facing difficult decisions just
moments before Game 7 of the World Series. This play by Gabriel Greene and Alex Levy examines the complex intersection between baseball, politics and the American Dream.
"Kill Move Paradise"
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright James lames tells the story of four black men who find themselves stuck in a cosmic wiating room in the afterlife. Inspired by the ever-growing
list of slain, unarmed black men and women, the play illustrates the possibilities of collective transformation and radical acts of joy.
Tickets must be purchased in advance: herbergerinstitute.asu.edu/box-office
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