In response to all of us being unable to connect in person during The Coronavirus Crisis, we launched a new virtual series with Industry Greats called The Producer’s Perspective LIVE!

This series will feature brief but honest and inspiring conversations with Broadway’s best and brightest as they share how this crisis has affected them, what they’re doing while their curtain is down, and what they think are the keys to getting through this personally and professionally.

That means, who the @#$% knows what will happen and it means you can join the conversation with your questions, comments, and more!

Join us as we workshop a thought-provoking piece of theatre by Judah Skoff from the comfort of your own home.

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxmFqALUEm97WMWTK9kCMT6T4pK_RIBs1

Synopsis: Aspiring novelist Henry Jacobson is exiled from his family, as his father, a doctor, defends a devastating malpractice lawsuit. Henry arranges to spend the summer in the beautiful Upper East Side penthouse apartment of family friends who are expected to be away for the season. At the last moment, however, daughter Chelsea Weiss decides to remain home, leading Henry and Chelsea to unexpectedly share the same apartment for the long, hot summer. Chelsea attempts to recover from the devastating end to her junior year of college, which involved an anxiety-inducing relationship with an ultra-conservative literature professor, who still looms large in her mind. Henry works on his novel about an American serviceman after World War II, recovering in a hospital on the Amalfi coast of Italy, who learns to paint. Drawn to each other, and trapped in an increasingly claustrophobic space, Henry and Chelsea navigate their growing attraction and fraught identities. As Chelsea’s birthday approaches, she introduces Henry to a bizarre and terrifying family ritual, the birthday game…

Round House Theatre is bringing together DC-area playwrights, actors, and designers for HOMEBOUND, an original webseries that explores life under Stay-at-Home orders in the Nation’s Capital. HOMEBOUND will star Round House Theatre resident artists Craig Wallace and Maboud Ebrahimzadeh, plus seven local artists who lost work with Round House as a result of the cancellation of the theatre’s spring shows. Those artists have been paired with ten of DC’s leading playwrights, each of whom will pick up on the prompts offered in the previous episode, writing a story that the actors can film themselves at home.

Monday, June 8 @9am ET: Episode 7 by Audrey Cefaly (The Gulf, Alabaster)
New episodes will be posted on the Round House YouTube page every Monday at 9am.

Starring Adam O’Byrne and Zoë Winters

Isolated in their separate New York City apartments, Grace & Milt are obsessed with watching each other. Can voyeurism lead to a real connection? Inspired by the photographs of Gail Albert-Halaban.
All proceeds from the virtual performance will benefit the Babies Heart Fund at Columbia University Irving Medical Center which is devoted to supporting vital research initiatives to help save and improve the lives of babies and adolescents with congenital heart disease. All money raised by the Babies Heart Fund contributes to research conducted by Columbia’s physicians and surgeons to benefit pediatric cardiology and cardiac surgery patients across the globe.

In response to all of us being unable to connect in person during The Coronavirus Crisis, we launched a new virtual series with Industry Greats called The Producer’s Perspective LIVE!

This series will feature brief but honest and inspiring conversations with Broadway’s best and brightest as they share how this crisis has affected them, what they’re doing while their curtain is down, and what they think are the keys to getting through this personally and professionally.

That means, who the @#$% knows what will happen and it means you can join the conversation with your questions, comments, and more!

In response to all of us being unable to connect in person during The Coronavirus Crisis, we launched a new virtual series with Industry Greats called The Producer’s Perspective LIVE!

This series will feature brief but honest and inspiring conversations with Broadway’s best and brightest as they share how this crisis has affected them, what they’re doing while their curtain is down, and what they think are the keys to getting through this personally and professionally.

That means, who the @#$% knows what will happen and it means you can join the conversation with your questions, comments, and more!