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Distinguished as the first non-New York theater to win consecutive Pulitzer prizes two years in a row (for The Kentucky Cycle and Angels In America), this 739-seat theater holds a high standard for its year-round program of plays—and as a result, tends to draw keen, theater-literate audiences.
Jeremy O. Harris’s lacerating play, a production that begins on a perverse antebellum plantation and reframes itself across each act, comes to L.A. Check out our review of its run on Broadway, which Time Out New York said is “brash, smart and gleefully confrontational, this is the kind of show that starts arguments.”