Daughters of Leda
Written by Madeline Sayet, Directed by Shannon R. Davisphotos: Ben Dillon
Garden of Eden
Adam and Eve Eat the Fruit
Fates Enter
…but you could’ve held my hand
Written by JuCoby Johnson, Directed by David Gloverphotos: Terry Gilliam
Introduction Dance (feat. The "5" Royales)
Marriage Dance (feat. Elvis Perkins)
Whoosh Transition
Chicharrón: A Communion with the Triple A’s
Written by Roberto Di Donatophotos: Jane Reagan
Maraca Dance (feat. Tambor Urbano)
Drone Underscore
Selena Collection Underscore
Dr. Voynich and Her Children
Written by Leanna Keyes, Directed by Tyler Everett Adamsphotos: Laura Bilsno
Everybody
Written by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Directed by Roberto Di Donatophotos: Laura Bilson
Dreamscape Monologue
Curtain Rises
Beat Transition
The Body Is Just Meat - Drone
Danse Macabre (feat. Camille Saint-Saëns)
Understanding
God Appears
Absentia
Written by Olivia Matthews, Directed by Tanisha Lyn Pyronphotos: Laura Bilson
Rabbit Appears
Boombox to the Past (feat. The Black Keys and Jerry Butler)
The Martha Mitchell Effect
Written by Skye Robinson Hillis, Directed by Andrea Dymond
Scene Transition
People, Places and Things
Written by Duncan Macmillan, Directed by Corey RaganContent Warning: sounds of drug usage, car accident
Exit Sign
Group to Room Transition
Euphoria/Fiasco
Detox Sequence
Vinegar Tom
Written by Caryl Churchill, Directed by Ariel Craftphotos: Ben Krantz
Doctor Swirl into Scene Transition
The Looking Glass Self
Written and Directed by Natalie Greene, Wolfgang Wachalovsky, Stephanie DeMottphotos: Robbie Sweeny
Login 3
Mask Dance
Good Friday
Written by Kristiana Rae Colón, Directed by Maya HerbsmanContent Warning: sounds of gunshots, screams
GF SFX 29.1
GF SFX 30.1
GF SFX 33
GF SFX 50
Citizen: An American Lyric
Written by Claudia Rankine, Directed by Elizabeth Carter
Citizen Preshow Ambience
Hurricane Katrina Montage
In Memory
Charles Francis Chan Jr.’s Exotic Oriental Murder Mystery
Written by Lloyd Suh, Directed by Michelle Talgarow
Charlie Chan's Final Monologue
Charlie Chan's Death
Eleanor Gets Acupuncture