Broadway star Sara Porkalob returns to the Geffen Playhouse for the second installment of “The Dragon Cycle.”

A gripping, deeply personal drama between two Black waiters and a white teenage boy that unflinchingly confronts the realities of race, power, and betrayal in 1950s South Africa.

A trailblazing actress returns to the U.S. to stage a career-defining comeback and collides with a new generation that challenges her past, her politics, and her place in the movement.

Direct from Broadway, the 2025 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize–winning play Purpose makes its LA debut with the original Broadway cast, directed by the incomparable Phylicia Rashad.

Following its smash Broadway run, Liberation makes its West Coast debut with sharp wit, emotional insight, and fearless ambition to challenge the status quo.

Told with raw honesty and lyrical intensity, The Monsters explores the complicated intimacy of sibling relationships when family can be both a sanctuary and a battlefield.

Closing Costs is a whip-smart send-up of the absurdity of trying to buy a home in Los Angeles, where the market is cutthroat, the wiring is questionable, and everyone is just one inspection away from disaster.

With incisive humor and unflinching honesty, Wine in the Wilderness interrogates class, colorism, gender, and the politics of representation, asking who gets to define beauty, respectability, and worth.