
42 Balloons
Look up at the sky and let your imagination take flight! "42 Balloons" is an enchanting musical that will delight and uplift your soul.

Black Bone
Phillips's Amplify Series, which is relatable and informative to the black experiences, "Carrying the torch" of August Wilson's desire to bring the black experience to light. Black Bone is a riveting reminder of what it means to be black, the price we pay, and the struggles placed upon us because of our beautiful hue.

Golden Leaf Ragtime Blues
Smith's play truly compels audiences to engage deeply with the story, making Golden Leaf Ragtime Blues a charming and insightful work.

The Antiquities
The play unfolds between 1816 and 2240, which can be seen via the overhead time clock, commencing with a group of mechanical beings engaging in animated discussions about the long-lost civilization of humans.

Hymn
With themes of isolation, depression, addiction, and suicide, Hymn is a pure, enthralling narrative that will reach into your soul with its genuine love between brothers.

BUST
Howard masterfully weaves together the characters in her intense play, "Bust," allowing the underlying theme of rage to shine through. This production demands your full attention…

Berlin
The storming ascension of the Great Depression and a fragile constitution opened the door for extremist factions. Through the eyes of twelve individuals, "Berlin" offers a glimpse into their lives as they navigate the shifting dynamics of a declining civilization.

Prayer For The French Republic
Playwright Joshua Harmon, known for works like Bad Jews and Significant Other, explores themes of loss, grief, faith, and trepidation in his multigenerational drama Prayer for the French Republic.

The Da Vinci Code
In the book, Brown states that the Priory of Sion and all descriptions of artwork, architecture, documents, and secret rituals in this novel are accurate, but Brown denounces that he is an atheist and the Christian viewpoints that his book was an attack against Christianity;

The Book of Grace
Director Steve H. Broadnax III assembles a remarkable cast that captivates the audience with their exceptional performances.

Titanique
With exceptional humor, comic drama, and sensational singing, "Titanique" invites audiences to experience this historical event, celebrating the power of love and music that transcends tragedies.

Sunny Afternoon
Sunny Afternoon featured the most audio speakers I've ever seen on a stage anywhere, including a heavy metal rock concert. The stage had wall-to-wall speakers, and during one scene, the sound was so powerful that Chicago Shakes even supplied ear protection.

Splash Hatch on the E Going Down
Splash Hatch on the E Going Down beautifully illustrates that brilliance can endure, even when unseen. Stars of different colors can continue to sparkle, their light barely observable, and make a splash in the world, even while traveling on the E going down.

Elvis Presley Was A Black Man Named Joe
Elvis Presley Was A Black Man Named Joe isn't just about Elvis, Joe, or Taylor's family. It's more about Taylor's love and opening up to the world about the loss she experienced.

Betrayal
You may wonder if the affair was a secret at the end of this reverse chronology play. Questioning that and your relationship, I believe it was Pinter's primary goal. As the quote suggests, "The saddest thing about betrayal is that it never comes from enemies; it comes from those you trust the most."

A Raisin In The Sun
Drawing inspiration from Langston Hughes' poem, Harlem, "What happens to a dream deferred?" suggesting that when ambitions are shelved or ignored, they can lose their essence and vibrancy — Lorraine Hansberry's powerful play, A Raisin in the Sun, delves deep into racism and systemic discrimination that African Americans faced throughout history.
We Always Bounce Black
There were some scripts in the revue that had the audience laughing with the Black Excellence Network (BEN) world, where the entertainment begins with hilarious skits, engaging game shows, and timely scripts that African-Americans can relate to,

Beautiful: The Carole King Musical
Beautiful: The Carole King Musical is based on her fascinating life. King has made 25 solo albums and 118 pop hits on the Billboard Hot 100, with more than 400 of her compositions recorded by more than 1,000 artists, resulting in 100 hit singles.

Frida...A Self Portrait
Vanessa Severo is as captivating as Frida; she has learned much about her since her first presentation of Frida … A Self Portrait.

The Heart Sellers
Alcazar and Park's engaging charisma and chemistry on stage provide a delightful, emotional night of joy and laughter, combined with an enthralling sense of sorrow that's unforgettable.