All My Sons is a poignant drama by Arthur Miller that explores the complex interplay of family loyalty, morality, and the consequences of one’s actions. Set in the aftermath of World War II, the play centers on Joe Keller, a businessman whose decisions during the war have haunted him and his family. As secrets unravel and the truth about his past comes to light, the Kellers are forced to confront the emotional and ethical ramifications of their choices. Through powerful dialogue and intense character interactions, Miller examines themes of guilt, responsibility, and the American Dream, making this a compelling exploration of the ties that bind families and the heavy weight of their legacies.

Winner of the Drama Desk award, and nominated for a Tony in 1984, Baby is about three couples each expecting a child and dealing with the painful, rewarding and agonizingly funny consequences of the universal experience of pregnancy and upcoming parenthood. There are the college students, barely at the beginning of their adult lives; the thirty-somethings, having trouble conceiving but determined to try and the middle-aged parents, looking forward to seeing their last child graduate from college, when a night of unexpected passion lands them back where they started. Broadway veterans Richard Maltby, Jr. (AIN’T MISBEHAVIN,’ MISS SAIGON) and David Shire (SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, BIG, the Musical) have written the peppy, fun musical score.