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Exploring Love, Loss, and Laughter: Atlantic Theater Company's 2025 Premieres

The Atlantic Theater Company invites theater enthusiasts to a captivating season of world premiere plays in 2025. Set against the backdrop of the Linda Gross Theater, these productions explore profound themes from the nuances of grief and the chaos of adolescence, to the comedic complexities of love in modern society, and the unsettling realities of online dating. Directed by renowned talents Les Waters and Jo Bonney, these plays promise to engage audiences with their thought-provoking narratives and exceptional performances.

Jan 6, 2025

1. World Premiere Play by Eliya Smith directed by Les Waters

It’s summer in Hurt, Virginia, where a lone cabin fills each year with campers. There’s homecooked breakfast and an army of box fans and lots of shifting in the dark. Welcome to Grief Camp: a study of loss and adolescence.

Jan 1 - Feb 2, 2025

Atlantic Theater Company

Atlantic Theater Company Linda Gross Theater

2. World Premiere Play LOWCOUNTRY by Abby Rosebrock directed by Jo Bonney

Let’s Love!  is a comedy, a trio of one acts, that explores love in all its miserable glory. The world is a confusing place and we are a confused people. But it’s easier to be confused together, so—let’s love!

Mar 1 - Apr 1, 2025

Atlantic Theater Company

Atlantic Theater Company Linda Gross Theater

3. World Premiere Play by Abby Rosebrock directed by Jo Bonney

When Tally, a down-and-out actress and gig worker, returns to her rural hometown, she swipes right on a disgraced high-school teacher fresh out of an ankle bracelet. Lowcountry is a dark, twisted romcom about the psychic distress of looking for love in the digital age and the carceral state.

May 1 - Jun 1, 2025

Atlantic Theater Company

Atlantic Theater Company Linda Gross Theater

Conclusion

As the Atlantic Theater Company’s 2025 season draws to a close, it leaves audiences with much to ponder about the human experience. Through engaging narratives and exceptional performances, these premieres take spectators on a journey through loss, love, and laughter, providing a rich tapestry of emotions that resonate long after the final curtain call. The talented artists and directors have crafted a memorable season that not only entertains but also fosters a deeper understanding of the complexities of modern life.

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