Kirjahaku

A gang of teenage girls gathers in an abandoned treehouse to summon the ghost of Pablo Escobar. Are they messing with the actual spirit of the infamous cartel kingpin? Or are they really just messing with each other? A roller coaster ride through the danger and damage of girlhood - the teenage wasteland - has never been so much twisted fun.Critic's Pick! "Highly entertaining - equally funny and scary." -The New York TimesFour Stars! "Just when you think you know where the play is heading there's a disorienting coup de thetre that leaves you shaken.Our Dear Dead Drug Lordisn't for the faint of heart but neither is coming of age." - Raven Snook Time OutCritic's Pick! "Highly entertaining - equally funny and scary - the play starts off as a hoot and winds up a primal scream. They're throwing quite a seance at the McGinn/Cazale Theater." - Ben Brantley The New York Times"As funny as it is violent and dark...Our Dear Dead Drug Lordis not quiet small or apologetic. It is loud and messy and truthful. It is incredibly complicated and a thing of extreme beauty. It is everything in women that society tells them they need to repress and in this I found it incredibly enjoyable and inspiring." - Brittany Crowell New York Theatre Guide"The challenges of female adolescence... explored with a remarkably fresh honest and sometimes hilarious perspective." - Brian Scott Lipton Theater Pizzazz"Unsettling... Scheer's characters are brilliantly drawn... the work of a born playwright and a unique new voice... As a story of female empowerment it is both scary and revealing." - Victor Gluck Theater Scene"An imaginative and ultimately savage new play... An offbeatMean Girlssort of dramedy that unexpectedly concludes in a violent burst of magical realism." - Michael Sommers New York Stage Review

It's Art Basel and the stakes are high for the gallery that Mariana runs in the Wynwood Arts District in Miami. And when Mariana's movie-star mother tries to help out things get even more complicado.Laughs in Spanishis a fast-paced cafecto-induced comedy about art and success - and mothers and daughters.

As a foreign war correspondent, Marina has put her life on the line to illuminate the darkest corners of humanity. Having just returned from a particularly bloody conflict, she flirts with staying home for good alongside her cameraman turned lover. With her closest friends and family gathered on the eve of her lifetime achievement award ceremony, she decides to cap this glorious moment with an elopement. But as Marina tries to take hold of her life, she's forced to reckon with the grip that war has held on her.