The Walnut Street Theatre presents Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Mamet's powerful two-character drama this winter. Written in 1992, the play premiered that same year with William H. Macy in the role of university professor John, an older man at the center of a power struggle between himself and one of his female students. Exploring themes of sexual politics and harassment, miscommunication, misogyny and political correctness gone awry, the production's thought provoking subject matter is still very much a reflection on our troubled times.

Written by award-winning playwright Rick Foster, Kate: The Unexamined Life reflects on the extraordinary life of late Hollywood actress Kate Hepburn. The play happens on New Year's Eve in 1999, where Hepburn reflects on her whole life and at the age of 92 asks, what does the future hold?