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Jeffrey Morrison is a highly successful senior partner at a prominent and extremely conservative Boston law firm. He is very close to achieving his life-long dream; being elected the firm’s Chairman of the Board. Suddenly, this dream is threatened when in the middle of the night, Jeffrey’s degenerate brother, Phillip, breaks into his Beacon Hill townhouse covered in blood. After Phillip confesses to murdering a man, Jeffrey has to decide whether to help his brother or protect his career.

Meet the Artists: https://deanproductionstheatre.com/the-archway-episode/

Join us as we talk with Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend, the playwright of Come Again.

Marina Johnson, a Miami hospice nurse, is tapped by Jesus to be God’s climate change prophet, but when Father Carlos, a priest in her neighborhood, arranges a meeting with Florida's Governor Todd Anderson it doesn’t go as planned. Can she help save the world before it is too late?

Meet the Artists: https://deanproductionstheatre.com/come-again/

Join us as we talk with John Minigan, the playwright of Queen of Sad Mischance.

Kym thinks she’s lucked into the perfect resume-builder for a biracial college senior determined to find a career in academia: helping renowned feminist scholar Beverly Norden finish her ground-breaking book on Shakespeare’s Queen Margaret before Alzheimer’s makes the task impossible. As the passing months make clear that Beverly’s failing memory is not the greatest obstacle to their work, Kym reassesses her connection with Beverly, Beverly’s son, and academia itself. What can the Margaret story tell her about her own path forward?

Meet the Artists: https://deanproductionstheatre.com/queen-of-sad-mischance-episode/

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

Check out what's coming in Season Three:

https://deanproductionstheatre.com/ptp-season-3/

Calling all Playwrights! Submissions are now open for our 2024 Season... Find out more at https://deanproductionstheatre.com/get-involved/

Join us as we talk with Barbara Blumenthal-Ehrlich, the playwright of The Captives.

Painting death-row meals on china plates may seem like a quirky artistic endeavor. But Professor’s made quite a name for herself doing just that from the safety of her conservative Midwestern college. As someone who struggles with gender identity, she’s fascinated by this final decision in a life otherwise devoid of options. But now, pressured by her tenure committee, she has her first face-to-face with the next inmate to die — Texas prisoner Trevor Monroe. But Trevor wants a stay of execution — not a final meal — putting Professor uncomfortably front and center in a very public social media frenzy and setting up a series of life-altering events for the artist, the prison warden, and the man about to die. Inspired in part by true events, including the botched 2014 Oklahoma execution of inmate Clayton D. Lockett.

Meet the Artists: https://deanproductionstheatre.com/captives-episode/

Join us as we talk with Scott Carter Cooper, the playwright of And Then Galatea Laughed.