Play Posters

"Dead Man's Cell Phone" is a play written by Sarah Ruhl. The story follows the life of Jean, a woman who picks up the cellphone of a man who has died in a café. Jean then finds herself immersed in the life of the deceased man, as she starts to answer his phone calls and messages, and interacts with his family, friends and business associates. As the story progresses, Jean discovers secrets about the man's life and relationships, and becomes entangled in a world that she never knew existed. The play explores themes of death, love, technology and communication in a darkly comedic and thought-provoking way, while challenging the audience to question the ways in which we connect with each other in the modern world. 

"Rent" is a rock musical that tells the story of a group of struggling artists living in the East Village of New York City during the early 1990s. The plot revolves around their attempts to survive in the face of poverty, HIV/AIDS, and gentrification. The show addresses themes such as friendship, love, addiction, and the importance of living in the present moment. The music and lyrics by Jonathan Larson are heavily influenced by rock, pop, and Broadway traditions, creating a unique sound that has captured the hearts of audiences worldwide. "Rent" premiered on Broadway in 1996 and ran for 12 years, winning multiple Tony Awards, including Best Musical.