Season & Tickets
2018-2019 Season
Spotlight Reading Series
Young Augie March is a product of the Great Depression: resourceful, searching for love, and striving to grow up and away from home. Augie explores what it takes to succeed in the world as a true individual.
Court’s Spotlight Reading Series aims to rediscover plays by writers of color largely missing from the American stage. All Spotlight Readings are free and open to the public.
A citywide, yearlong event to rediscover classic plays by writers of color
This Pulitzer Prize-winning drama follows a black bartender in New York City who attempts to outwit a white mobster syndicate. Gordone’s play investigates racial tensions and the myth of success during the Civil Rights era.
A Novel by Saul Bellow, A Play by David Auburn, A Production Directed by Charles Newell, An Exhibition by Special Collections and Court Theatre. The exhibition invites visitors to step into the world of Augie March—as Bellow imagined it, Auburn adapted it, and Newell envisioned it on stage.