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Think dating in 2020 is hard? Try looking for love in 1791. In LOVE & CONTRACTS, Abigail and William and three other couples navigate life and love, confined by the expectations of family, friends and the world around them. As the play examines courtship across time, it asks: Has the passage of almost 250 years made modern romance any easier?

The club’s about to close, but the party is just beginning! Grab your drink, take your seat and enjoy the riffs, rhythms and rapport of a seasoned band of musicians as they do what they do best: swap stories, belt the blues and put on one helluva show.

After completing the literary masterpiece 'Howards End,' E. M. Forster began writing his most personal and controversial novel: MAURICE. Completed in 1914 and published posthumously in 1971, Forster’s opus on queer love in Edwardian England centers around young Maurice Hall as he seeks answers to questions of identity from schoolmates, a hypnotherapist—and an enigmatic gamekeeper named Alec Scudder. A milestone in the history of gay love stories, MAURICE twists and turns and ultimately shows us that in the end, we all deserve our place in this world.

When a young Russian tennis phenom and an American superstar in his prime meet at center court, it’s a tough call whether the greatest drama is playing out off the court or on! As the swift action volleys between prime time tennis matches and the most pivotal moments in the personal lives of the competitors and their equally driven romantic partners, sharp and insightful playwright Anna Ziegler (Photograph 51) draws you inside the minds of all four as they face challenges in sport, life and love. What results is a fast-paced and moving montage exploring family, the sacrifices we make for success and the legacy we leave behind.