Book by Diablo Cody, Music by Alanis Morissette and Glen Ballard

Directed by Leda Hoffmann

Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill: The Musical explodes onto the stage with heart, urgency, and the fearless spirit of Morissette’s iconic album. Beneath the polished surface of the Healy family, long-buried secrets and unresolved tensions begin to rise. When everything comes to a breaking point, they must decide whether to cling to the illusion of normalcy or confront the truths that will change their lives, their community, and the world around them.  With a book by Academy Award-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody (Juno), the show transforms raw emotion into an unforgettable, deeply human story. Winner of two Tony Awards and hailed as “electrifying, visceral, and stunning” by The Hollywood Reporter, you’ll live, you’ll learn, and you’ll love Jagged Little Pill. 

By Jonathan Spector

Directed by Allie Moss

Winner of the 2025 Tony Award and hailed as “comic gold” by Time Out New York, you won’t want to miss a laugh-out-loud moment of Jonathan Spector’s razor-sharp satire Eureka Day. At Eureka Day, a proudly progressive private elementary school in California, inclusion reigns supreme, and every decision must satisfy everyone—until a sudden mumps outbreak throws the community into turmoil. What begins as polite discussion quickly erupts into sharp debate and full-blown meltdown. As facts become subjective and every solution divisive, the school’s leadership is left to confront the central question of our time: how do you build consensus when no one can agree on truth?  

By Greg Oliver Bodine.

Back by popular demand, A Christmas Carol returns to The Contemporary stage again this December! In this masterful solo retelling of Charles Dickens’ famous Christmas story, over 30 characters– every Ghost, every Cratchit, and Scrooge himself– are brought to life in the virtuosic performance of audience-favorite Angela Iannone. This one-person show shines a dazzling new light on a beloved classic, leaving you utterly spellbound and filled with the holiday spirit.

By Kimberly Belflower

Directed by Leda Hoffmann

At Helen County High in rural Georgia, five young women—fueled by pop music, optimism, and fury—are about to upend their one-stoplight town. As their English class studies The Crucible, rumors, scandals, and hard questions push the students to challenge the stories they’ve been taught and reconsider who gets to be called a hero. Nominated for seven Tony Awards, John Proctor Is the Villain has been hailed as “a vital, hilarious, thrilling, and urgently necessary new play” by The New York Times and “a heart-wrenching, guttural, cathartic masterpiece” by Variety. With biting humor and deep emotional force, playwright Kimberly Belflower captures a generation in mid-transformation, discovering that their future is not bound by the past. 

Written by Jeff Augustin, Music by The Bengsons

Directed by David Glover

A son sets out on a cross-country road trip, retracing the journey his Haitian immigrant parents once took from Miami to California before he was born. As music, memory, and movement intertwine, past and present blur, allowing father and son to finally connect across time and distance. Featuring lyrical storytelling and a live folk score by The Bengsons, this poignant and uplifting play with music explores family, legacy, and the ties that shape who we become. From acclaimed writer Jeff Augustin (The Morning Show on AppleTV+), Where the Mountain Meets the Sea is a heartfelt, deeply resonant journey of rediscovery.