Molly Hagan is a playwright and dramaturg from Cleveland. Her plays
have been seen in Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio and at the Kennedy
Center in Washington, DC. A recent graduate from Ohio University, she
is now happy to call Brooklyn home.
DARK SISTERS, the new opera about a polygamist family with music by Nico Muhly, and libretto by Stephen Karam, takes a cue from the recent trial of FLDS leader Warren Jeffs.
The young ensemble theater company The Seeing Place returns this season with Patrick Marber's 1997, four-person melodrama, CLOSER, about the complexities of sexual relationships in the pre-dawn of social media.
Austin, Texas-based ensemble, The Rude Mechanicals (fondly known as the Rude Mechs) are creating a spectacle at the Dance Theater Workshop with Kirk Lynn's THE METHOD GUN.
Scott Burkell and Paul Loesel's new musical THE EXTRAORDINARY ORDINARY presented by Dream Light Theatre Company is an exploration of love, friendship, and those pesky, unwanted household appliances.