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Saturday morning, October 7, 7:00 a.m. Rivkaleh and Eliyahu are watching television when the news breaks: war has begun. Eliyahu, elderly and determined, wants to go to the front and fight for the home; Rivkaleh insists it is time to move into assisted living. In this tender absurdist drama, a loving couple tries to understand a collapsing reality from the safety of their living room, holding on to imagination, memory and each other as age, loss and missed time close in.

An absurdist situation comedy by Marius von Mayenburg that turns domestic life into a trapdoor. A couple returns from vacation to find their apartment strangely neglected; from that moment on, identities shift, truths collapse and relationships are rebuilt on unstable ground. With ruthless comic timing, Perplex scrambles the personal and the political, exposing the stories we invent in order to survive reality.

A dreamlike stage journey about a family fleeing its homeland on a train that never stops. As the landscape keeps changing and no destination is named, the play travels from intimate psychology to national fixation — displacement, memory, inheritance and survival. Stark's production keeps the work suspended between concrete detail and abstraction, where motion becomes both refuge and sentence.

A wild satirical comedy about parenting, authority and the fantasy of outsourced responsibility. Betty Drauper hires Mr. Spitz to become a father figure for her teenage daughter, Mia. But when his methods take over the household and Mia begins to change, Betty discovers that the role she wanted to stabilize may be the one that pushes her out.

Trulove is a matchmaking app that promises the one thing humans have never managed to guarantee: a perfect match. A divorced mother of two logs in, determined to end a life of compromise and finally find the real thing. The comedy asks what happens when desire becomes data, when intimacy is optimized and when the heart is asked to surrender its keys to an algorithm.

Adapted from Daniel Keyes' science-fiction classic Flowers for Algernon, Progress Report follows a man with an intellectual disability asked to document a revolutionary experiment designed to make him a genius. The production examines the price of awareness, the ethics of science and the way society measures human worth.