Step inside the heart of this neighborhood with Ins Choi’s critically acclaimed, award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series! Set among the lively, soul-filled aisles of a local convenience store, the stubborn and fiercely proud owner and immigrant from South Korea, Mr. Kim, also known as Appa, finds himself at a crossroads as he struggles to keep all that he has built and ensure his family legacy for his children. Filled with sharp wit and undeniable heart, this play chronicles the struggles and triumphs of immigrant parents while honoring the sacrifices we make for the people and the places we love most. Co-production with Indiana Repertory Theatre and Portland Center Stage. 

Discover a stirring and intimate exploration of the human heart in a profound new work written by Everyman Theatre Resident Company Member Katie Kleiger. When a late-night phone call from an ex-lover forces Ava to confront the ghosts of her past, it leads her to meet Eleanor, a successful older woman who is grappling with her own unfulfilled dreams and a quiet midlife crisis. Together, their intertwined paths navigate the fragile terrain of blame and forgiveness, ultimately questioning their choices and discovering we all have the power within us to determine who and what brings happiness to our lives. 

For the first time, Agatha Christie’s iconic and clever sleuth, Miss Marple, steps out of the novel and onto the stage to solve a chilling murder at a summer soiree hosted by a glamorous Hollywood star. The close-knit community of the quiet 1960s English village of St. Mary Mead is shaken by the shocking news. Miss Marple must peel back layers of jealousy and dark secrets to reveal the killer before they strike again. This murder mystery, brought to life by a large ensemble cast of primarily Everyman Resident Company members, akin to classics like And Then There Were None and Murder on the Orient Express, comes from the queen of crime herself, Agatha Christie! 

Memphis-native Katori Hall, renowned for her profound work centering on Black voices and experiences, reimagines the moments leading up to Dr. Martin Luther King’s last night and presents him in a way that strips away the mythology and reveals the vulnerable man beneath. Set entirely over one evening on the eve of King’s assassination, the same night he delivered his unforgettable speech, “I’ve Been to the Mountaintop,” we find King engaging in a soul‑baring conversation with a mysterious maid as he reflects on the enormous responsibility of his life, legacy, and work yet to be done – just hours before his tragic fate. 

This tense and riveting play, which received three Tony Award nominations and was adapted into an award-winning film, is a powerful drama set in the 1980s in a quiet, secluded convent. It explores the volatile intersection of faith, science, and moral conviction. When Agnes, a fragile and innocent young nun, faces a traumatic crisis involving a seemingly miraculous birth – and subsequent death – of her newborn child, yet having no memory of how she became pregnant, a determined psychiatrist arrives on the scene to uncover the truth. This gripping story of suspense and revelation challenges us to confront the consequences of our lives and grapple with questions that remain unanswered. 

A newly adapted version of the suspenseful thriller that inspired Alfred Hitchcock’s classic film, this high‑stakes study of vanity and psychological tension follows two smart and ambitious young men who commit a cold‑blooded murder – and then host a dinner party atop the chest that hides their victim! Driven by a dark desire for thrills, university students Brandon and Lewis entertain guests while deviously daring them to unravel the terrifying secret. As the gin flows and the conversation turns towards the “art of the perfect crime,” the killers’ composure begins to fray.