Plays Ready for Production

TRUE ADVENTURES FOR MEN: When Mark, an Ivy League grad looking for love, meets Kyle, a free spirit with a wandering eye, they forge a complicated relationship with an uncertain future. After a steamy video with a porn star unearths hidden truths and forces a painful confrontation, Kyle goes missing. Mark is desperate to track him down. Along the way, morality wavers, monogamy blurs, and every choice carries the weight of no return. True Adventures for Men is a provocative and unexpectedly funny exploration of love, identity, and self-destruction, where nothing is ever as simple—or as innocent—as it seems. 4M

“It's not often that a play manages to dive head-first into taboo topics such as the porn industry with this level of fearlessness. The bold and daring nature of the writing is coupled with the tremendous sense of humor and heart that Harper imbues at every turn. I absolutely love the way this play follows Kyle's search for his sense of belonging in the world, in his relationships, and within himself.” - Robert Axelrod, playwright

PRINCETON THEORY: Lloyd Brown is on his deathbed, holding a grudge against the actor / singer / activist Paul Robeson who he blames for ruining his life. The ghost of Robeson disputes Lloyd’s version and drags him back in time to re-examine a pivotal meeting in 1952 between Brown, Robeson and Albert Einstein to clarify the truth about what transpired. Based on real events. 5M 1W

“… craftily unfolds a tale about how one person's memory of the same events can vastly differ from another's…provides critical insight into a political…past that resonates with the Black experience in today's America.” -Shawn Rene Graham, Director of Literary Programs, Classical Theater of Harlem

ALMOST: Best friends Benjamin and Casey are two struggling actors navigating through the ups and downs of their careers New York City. But when Casey faces the possibility of success in a television series, Benjamin feels left behind, questioning the politics of show business, his viability as a black actor, and his value as a person. Almost tackles universal questions: What is success? How do you find it? And how do you survive along the way? 3M 3W

BLACK / OUT STORIES: A writer obsessed with what it means to be black and gay starts interviewing black queer folks in search of an answer. The interviews turn him inside out, break his assumptions and force him to confront his worst fears. Black/Out Stories uses actual interviews along with a fictionalized narrative that will leave you questioning what you know and celebrating who you are. 4M 2W

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Ally Shuster

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ally.shuster@caa.com