Director's Showcase Plays

In which play does a hair salon serve as a symbol of community, support, and resilience among a group of women?

Which of these was part of the original design team for the first production of Steel Magnolias?

The original Off-Broadway production of Steel Magnolias premiered in the 1980s.

In which play does a fallen portrait serve as a symbol of the show's continuous onstage mishaps and comedic disasters?

Who are the original playwrights of The Play That Goes Wrong?

Which event marks the climax of Steel Magnolias, where emotions reach their peak?

Which aspect of the design is crucial to making The Play That Goes Wrong function properly onstage?

Which play follows a group of misfit kids competing in a high-stakes competition while dealing with personal struggles?

Which play explores the theme of resilience and the power of female friendship in the face of hardship?

Which event serves as the climax of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee?

In Spelling Bee, the "magic foot" symbolizes Olive's reliance on her unique talents and coping mechanisms

Who wrote the play Steel Magnolias?

The Play That Goes Wrong originated as a small fringe production before transferring to the West End and Broadway.

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee was originally developed through an improv-based workshop process.

In which play does a malfunctioning set symbolize the nature of live theatre and actors pushing through no matter what?

Which play explores the theme of chaos and the determination to continue despite constant failure and disaster?

Which play explores the theme of perseverance and the pressures of competition, with quirky school characters?

Which of these designers was responsible for the set design of the original Broadway production?

Who wrote the book for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee?

In The Play That Goes Wrong, which disaster-filled moment best represents the climax, where the chaos reaches its peak?