When seventeen-year-old Sloane gets pregnant, she discovers that Pennsylvania law prohibits her from having an abortion without her parents’ consent. Upon further research, she realizes that minors can have an abortion without parental consent in New Jersey. Sloane turns to her best friend Jamie to help her get to the clinic. Along the way, both learn the value of choice. This live-streamed show is part of our September Workshop Series, which features works performed by actors from all over the world. This show will be presented with another one-act production titled "Shelter From the Rain". You can buy a ticket for this show, or buy a discount ticket to see all of our virtual workshops!

Through poetic language, Shelter From the Rain shares the pain and beauty of a relationship - the communication, anxieties, disconnect, ghosts of the past, and how we can somehow move forwards and backwards at the same time. It's a story about Love, and how the uncertainty principle can apply to our intimate, secret lives. This live-streamed show is part of our September Workshop Series, which features works performed by actors from all over the world. This show will be presented with another one-act production titled "Reasons to Go to New Jersey". You can buy a ticket for this show, or buy a discount ticket to see all of our virtual workshops!

Fitzgerald’s only full-length play is this three act, nearly one hundred year old farce about an inexperienced, narcissistic, and delusional man who becomes President and nearly deconstructs the entire country by appointing unfit family members to office and making rash decisions to protect his power. Some work just stands the test of time, yeah? According to our NextStage research, this rare work has only been produced a few times since its 1929 closing on Broadway. Our team is breathing new life into this piece on Election Night-Eve as we virtually present it in a visual-radio-play format with original piano music interludes and a 1920’s virtual costume contest.

A hate crime has taken place at a liberal University in America. Three women enter a research study planning to create positive change, but instead, uncover their complicated shared history. Jasmine Sharma's new play, Radial Gradient challenges what complicity looks like - what do we do if it looks like us?

The debut recording from NextStage’s Rising Voices project celebrates one hundred years of musical theatre by re-imagining Broadway classics through the breathtaking vocal performances of professional teen actors. The song selections, one from each decade since the 1920s, shine like never before with fresh arrangements and the dynamic skills of passionate young performers.