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Join us as we talk with John Minigan, the playwright of Covenant.

How do we become entrenched in the beliefs we hold and what, if anything, can get us to walk away when those beliefs lead to chaos and destruction?

Jordan’s mission to infiltrate and report on an apocalyptic religious community has ended in disaster. Questions from an unseen interrogator trigger and inform Jordan’s memories of her time undercover, force her to confront the series of choices she made, and decide whether the beliefs that guided her mission are any less dangerous than the beliefs of those in the group.

Meet the Artists

Premiere the Play is back with 10 new audio performances of stage plays from contemporary playwrights!

Check out what's coming in Season Four:

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Check out what's on its way in season four!

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Calling all Playwrights! Submissions are now open for our 2025 Season... Find out more at ⁠https://deanproductionstheatre.com/get-involved/

Join us as we talk with Andrew Biss, the playwright of The Treachery of Images.

A young student is brutally raped and murdered. Her parents, Tom and Christine, are now confronted with the daunting task of processing their grief and attempting to come to terms with the horror that befell their child. The paths they take in doing so, however, couldn't be starker in contrast. Christine has withdrawn into a deadened world of suppressed rage and bitterness that has left her incapable of seeing beyond the terrible tragedy that has visited her. Her husband, Tom, on the other hand, has taken the unusual step of publicly announcing his forgiveness of their daughter's killer. At the most difficult moment in their lives, a wedge has been driven between them, threatening to destroy the only thing they have left, each other. On this explosive evening of final reckoning, as home truths and simmering resentments are laid bare, each will learn painful, often brutal lessons on both the nature of forgiveness and the treachery of images.

https://deanproductionstheatre.com/treachery-of-images-episode/

Join us as we talk with Dan Borengasser, the playwright of The L-Word.

Rebecca Bishop is frustrated. After seven years, her boyfriend, Scott Billings, still avoids making any long-term commitment about their future. As a result, she decides, with the reluctant help of her best friend/employee, Michael Allen, to look into online dating, not necessarily to find someone else, but rather, as she puts it, “to understand my options.” Nevertheless, she does discover a guy who looks promising, and she arranges a meeting. It goes well, and the two decide on a second date. Meanwhile, Michael, convinced that Scott is the one for her, schemes and conspires to try and get Rebecca and Scott back together.

Meet the Artists: https://deanproductionstheatre.com/the-l-word-episode/

Join us as we talk with Xavier George, the playwright of Mommy-Person.