09/29/2026
It’s time for Fall Rep 2026! We have not one, but TWO new plays on our stage this autumn: WHITE PHOENIX by Yide Cai, and JESSICA OF VENICE by Rachel Beth Greene! Tickets are available now at the link in our bio. Keep reading for more deets…
White Phoenix by Yide Cai
Directed by Dmitry Troyanovsky
November 5 – 22 on the Snodgrass Stage
An epic family drama that spans decades and continents – told by two actors in one room. White Phoenix follows Li CunYi, a Chinese orphan who makes a promise to reunite with his sister, Li CunXin, who is adopted by an American family in the 1980’s. When their parallel journeys finally converge, the long-awaited and fraught reunion between the siblings and their political partners mirrors the conflicted, intense, and incestuous partnership between China and America.
Jessica of Venice by Rachel Beth Greene
Directed by Josh Glenn-Kayden
November 12 – 22 on the Snodgrass Stage
Convening in a forgotten library, a group of Orthodox Jewish schoolgirls discover a banned copy of The Merchant of Venice and become fascinated with Jessica, the rebellious runaway daughter. Most enamored of all is the discontented Shaina, who dreams of a bigger world and crushes on a Christian guy from her driver’s ed class – walking a dangerous tightrope between religious and secular worlds. Set in the present day with Early Modern themes, Jessica of Venice asks what it takes to rip yourself from the home that made you, and what – or who – you destroy on your way out.
White Phoenix by Yide Cai
Directed by Dmitry Troyanovsky
November 5 – 22 on the Snodgrass Stage
An epic family drama that spans decades and continents – told by two actors in one room. White Phoenix follows Li CunYi, a Chinese orphan who makes a promise to reunite with his sister, Li CunXin, who is adopted by an American family in the 1980’s. When their parallel journeys finally converge, the long-awaited and fraught reunion between the siblings and their political partners mirrors the conflicted, intense, and incestuous partnership between China and America.
Jessica of Venice by Rachel Beth Greene
Directed by Josh Glenn-Kayden
November 12 – 22 on the Snodgrass Stage
Convening in a forgotten l