Horizon, a new music theater piece created, written and composed by Rinde Eckert and directed by David Schweitzer. Eckert plays Reinhart Poole, an unconventional theologian and teacher of ethics at a seminary who is being pressured to resign by dogmatic powers within his church June-July.
The Black Eyed, a new play by Betty Shamieh, directed by Sam Gold, that depicts four Arab women from across the ages who meet in the afterlife July-August.
Four one-act plays by Samuel Beckett, Act Without Words I and II, Eh Joe and Rough for Theatre, directed by JoAnne Akalaitis, with original music by Philip Glass. Mikhail Baryshnikov leads a cast that includes David Neumann, Karen Kandel and Bill Camp December-January 2008.
Things of Dry Hours, a new play by Naomi Wallace. In Depression-era Alabama, Tice Hogan, a black Sunday School teacher and Communist Party leader, lives at the edge of trouble with his daughter Winter 2008.
A new work by the experimental theater ensemble Elevator Repair Service based on William Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury Spring 2008.