In this crowd-pleasing comedy from Spain, three lives change when Bruno, Nina, and Laura attend a strange bread-making workshop run by celebrity baker Tony Rocca. Between laughs and sourdough, In It for the Dough playfully explores serious questions about the human need to believe in something or someone.

The play premiered in Barcelona in 2022 to rave reviews and enjoyed a successful three-season run in Madrid (2023–2025). It has been staged or has upcoming productions in Argentina, Bulgaria, Ecuador, and Panama, among other countries.

In 1936 Inge Lehmann solves one of science’s great mysteries, discovering the Earth’s inner core. Lehmann dedicates her life to science but never receives full recognition for her massive discovery and contributions, remaining largely unknown in her native Denmark.

The Earth’s Core brings Lehmann’s story to life, in a play about women and science in the twentieth century. We see Lehmann up close as she struggles with herself and with the outside world, and we get to meet the other people in her life. A forgotten fate unfolds into a drama that spans both decades and continents.

First Lady takes place in an imaginary country run by an old, cowardly dictator. The titular First Lady is on vacation in her summer palace, far from the capital and her husband, the President, when protests take over the streets and spread throughout the country. As the situation worsens, the President escapes, so the Minister of Propaganda decides the First Lady will have to reassure the public. Live on national television, she speaks about her fight for human rights, her luxurious lifestyle, and her palace’s zoo, which shelters rare animals. Gradually, as the protests near the summer palace, the First Lady becomes obsessed with finding a way to escape while still saving her gold bars, master paintings, precious jewelry, and compromising documents. Only her Chief of Staff, Personal Advisor, and the animals in the zoo remain at the palace with her to witness her demise. This tragically timely play speaks to the delusive nature of power, corruption, and cronyism in a scathing, hilarious critique of this liminal moment in global politics.

This moving play looks at the dangerous power of social media and how vulnerable young minds can be to loud, discriminatory voices around them. Set in a small town in Italy, Gio runs away and hides in a cave, desperate to escape his reality, where he doesn’t feel accepted by family, teachers or peers. When his popular classmate Mirko accidentally finds him, Gio enlists him as an accomplice and the rival teenagers embark on a journey of discovery with dark consequences.