Founded in 1991 by James Houghton, Signature Theatre is unique in that it is a company that regularly makes an extended commitment to a playwright’s body of work. Signature serves this mission at The Pershing Square Signature Center, a three-theatre facility on West 42nd Street designed by Frank Gehry Architects. At the Center, Signature continues its founding Playwright-in-Residence model as Residency One, a first-of-its-kind, intensive exploration of a single writer’s body of work. Residency Five supports multiple playwrights by guaranteeing each writer three productions over a five-year period. The Legacy Program invites writers from both residencies back for productions of premiere or earlier plays.
A modern twist on a myth: Eurydice reunites with her father in the underworld after her death.
Two half-brothers reconnect while caring for their ailing mother, exploring memory and forgiveness.
Simone and Gigi reunite in Haiti, confronting cultural identity and global impact.
A dark comedy where a sports radio host confronts his alcoholism and life’s unraveling truths.
A captivating dance piece about coming out, family, and self-acceptance.
Orlando's resilience shines in a heartfelt musical at The Pershing Square Signature Center.
Solitary individuals face supernatural challenges across continents in Dave Malloy's new musical.
A group of friends gather before their high school reunion. 20 years since graduation.
Orlando's timeless, gender-bending odyssey from Elizabethan courtier to modern woman.
In Brooklyn, Nina's activist father seeks redemption through her mother's legacy.
A group of friends reconvenes to catch up before their 20th high school reunion.
A wildly funny play about how, when facing the abyss, the only place to turn is to one another.