Past Productions
2025 Season: Past / Present / Future
Last Summer at Bluefish Cove
By Jane Chambers, in collaboration with EgoPo
Directed by Caitlin Alvarez
March 1, 2025
Billy Gets a Bloody Nose
By Nathaniel Foster
Directed by Jonathan Edmondson
June 13 - 14, 2025
Friend request.
By Jonathan Edmondson
Directed by James Bruenger-Arreguin
November 9, 2025
New Strides, a play festival
featuring plays written by Emily Moylan,
Jaden Alvaro Gines, and Will Street
Directed by Andrew Beal, Lisi Levy, and Dane Eissler
March 1, 2025
Strides collective commission
An inaugural new play commission opportunity
Commissioned Playwright: Sophie Brion Neely
Reading presentation Spring 2026
2024 Season: Multitudes
New Strides: A Pride Month Play Fest
featuring plays written by Ally Duvak,
Amir Gabriel-Gad, and Noah Mannix
June 10, 2024
Confabulation
by Matt Shvyrkov
Directed by Jonathan Edmondson
October 10 - 20, 2024
2023 season: Limitless
bogfriends
by jose sebastian alberdi
Directed by Gauri Mangala
One-Night Reading Event - June 13, 2023
stop kiss
Directed by Jonathan Edmondson
Co-Production with South Camden Theatre Company
In celebration of Pride Month
SISTER OF MINE
WORLD PREMIERE by Kate McGunagle
Directed by Jonathan Edmondson
October 25 - 29, 2023
EPP READING NIGHT
Coordinated by Gauri Magala & Chaz T. Martin
December 16, 2023
2022
the pigeon.
Our first dive into live, in-person theatre as a fully recognized organization - the pigeon. examines the truths we hide, the lies we craft, and the world we wish was right outside our window - and what we would give up to go there. Produced October 2022 at Christ Church Neighborhood House.
2020-2021
The Diamond Peak Studio Sessions
The Diamond Peak Studio Sessions is an audio-only experience that follows five pop music acts in the studio and chronicles the pressure, joy, and intimacy of creation. Featuring original music! (Produced digitally in June 2021)
IGNITE
Ignite is a digital, hybrid audiovisual experience that explores what happens when we speak up, what happens when we stay quiet, and how one tiny spark can set everything ablaze. (Produced digitally in October 2020)
whirlpool
In this queer two-hander comprised of vignettes, Whirlpool takes an honest look at a complicated time in our lives and questions our ability – or inability – to move on from our past. (Produced in-person in February 2020)