Arthur Miller's timeless, Pulitzer Prize-winning powerhouse drama comes to Los Angeles in an all new staging, premiering at A Voice Within in March 2026. Examining the flawed promise of the American Dream through the personal struggles of failed salesman Willy Loman, Death Of A Salesman is one of the all-time great works of American theater.

Dragon Mama is the return of award-winning creator-performer Sara Porkalob to the Geffen Playhouse for the second chapter of her multigenerational storytelling project, The Dragon Cycle! Drawing from her own family's extraordinary past to create highly personal, epic theatre, Broadway performer Porkalob plays characters from across her family's generations, to bring the story of Filipino-American descendants of gangsters to the stage.

From the singular creative mind of Hamid Rahmanian comes an epic reimagining of the Persian tale Shahnameh, opening at the Pasadena Playhouse in spring 2026! Weaving a magical story of a young woman striving to save her lover in a world of dangerous mythical creatures, Song Of The North makes ingenious use of puppetry and animation to spellbind audiences of all ages.

The award winning up-and-coming playwright Beth Hyland brings the world premiere of her darkly comic new thriller to Los Angeles' Geffen Playhouse, debuting in February 2026! Following a novelist whose extended writer's block is starting to bend her reality out of shape, SYLVIA SYLVIA SYLVIA is a singular and daring take on the cost of creative brilliance.

Pearl Cleage, the multi-award-winning novelist and playwright behind Blues for an Alabama Sky, Bourbon on the Border and more, brings a new comedic work to the stage under the the direction of Tony-nominated LaTanya Richardson Jackson (The Piano Lesson). Reflecting upon growing older, creativity, and ones place in the world, the brilliant new work comes to the Geffen Playhouse in June.

Initially banned in his home country upon its release in the early 80s, South African protest playwright Athol Fugard's seminal work Master Harold and the Boys deftly dissects the racial tensions of Apartheid South Africa. Eventually becoming a critically-lauded classic, its run on Broadway in 1982 won a slew of accolades, including a Tony and Drama Desk Award. The play still holds importance in our modern era and is well worth experiencing when it returns this year.