Theatre 33's Summer Festival 2026

In a fictional Latin American country, two hungry children are orphaned by a U.S.- backed coup. Fifteen years later they return, a modern-day Hansel and Gretel, to follow what migas they can in search of their father. Revisiting the scene of the violence they survived, they discover a landscape of secrets and sacrifice they are only beginning to understand. Delivered through compact and electric dialogue, and leavened with compassion and even humor, Crumbs / Migas is a play about the grief and grace we encounter on the way home.

When a new talented competitor appears at an annual youth piano competition, Isla, Benji, Kinsleigh, and Eden question their own competency and ability to keep up with the growing demands of being a prodigy. After Isla gets her period while practicing, she takes it as a sign that she should quit playing piano forever, and attempts to rally the other prodigies to question their own devotion to Bach. "Prodigies" is a play about labor, duty, and living on the excruciating precipice of being a teenager.

Nearly a year after her mother has passed, Asal finds herself in a rut; she hates her job, her father has busied himself in his work and barely speaks to her, and she misses her brother who’s been overseas for quite some time. Depressed, fed up, and grieving, she decides to finish a painting she’s been working on since her mother’s passing, only to find it’s taken on a life of its own. Majnun is a story of family, overcoming grief, and finding our way to lost loves.

As the first Constitutional Convention in centuries descends on D.C., the city becomes a high-stakes "shitshow". Follow a team of political "free agents" through a labyrinth of burner phones, "rubber ducky" malware, and transactional loyalty. When "literally everything" is at stake, can the constitutional order survive? Enter the blender.