Celebrating Concord Theatricals’ authors, their shows and the people who make theatre happen.
AUTHOR FEATURE

Elizabeth Swados, Theatre Pioneer
Elizabeth Swados elevated the marginalized through plays & musicals of unbridled, limitless creativity. Celebrate Liz with a sampling of her titles!
NOTABLE WORKS

Groundbreaking Women at the Tonys & Pulitzers
Explore the women of Concord whose work has been recognized by the Tony Awards and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
Strong, Sharp, Sentimental

Great Roles for Asian Women
From academics to PR geniuses to grifters, these shows center Asian women with grace and emotional force.

The Latest
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David Henry Hwang in Five Plays
David Henry Hwang speaks to issues of race, culture and self-image with sharp wit and deep intelligence. Explore this sampling of his challenging, engaging work.

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Plays and Musicals from Concord Theatricals
Peruse our shows that have been selected for the distinguished Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

In Conversation With… Grief: Shows That Engage With The Healing Process
These plays examine how humanity makes sense of grief through moving character portraits and dynamic narrative choices. From trauma to the healing process, every facet of grief is explored and brought to vivid theatrical life.

Rajiv Joseph in Five Plays
Award-winning playwright and screen writer Rajiv Joseph often writes about complex social issues with a distinctly personal touch. Dive deeper into his work, which the L.A. Times called “daring, magnificent and virtuosic.”

College Theatre: Picks for Your 2026/27 Season
This Concord Theatricals list has something for every college or university’s 2026/27 theatre program, with titles ranging from classic mysteries and romances to contemporary dramas and comedies.

Gathering Around Stories: How Reading Plays Together Sparked Play Club
Play Club founder Amy Wheeler shares the inspiring story of the club’s genesis and celebrates the unifying power of reading plays as a community.
