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The Wolves

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The Wolves

Arts for All | College of Arts and Humanities | School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies | The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center Friday, April 16, 2027 - April 25, 2027 Kogod Theatre, The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center

About the Event

On an indoor soccer field, nine teenage girls warm up for battle: running drills, chasing scholarships and chatting nonstop. In Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves, pregame prep becomes a world of overlapping jokes, jabs, gossip, fear and fierce ambition as the team fights to win on the field and survive everything off of it.

The Washington Post says the play “illuminates with unerring accuracy the psyches of the funny, inquisitive, garrulous, anxious, profane, passionate players in a ferociously competitive…league.” Directed by Associate Professor Lisa Nathans (director of Emma, Antigone and She Kills Monsters: Virtual Realms), this Pulitzer Prize winning play is a funny and heartbreaking look at a team under pressure, where triumph and defeat can either bind them together or tear them apart.

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Regular: $30 + $5 booking fee
Students & Youth: $10

Event Dates

  • Friday, Apr 16, 2027 7:30 pm
    04/16/27 19:30:00 04/16/27 21:30:00 America/New_York The Wolves

    About the Event

    On an indoor soccer field, nine teenage girls warm up for battle: running drills, chasing scholarships and chatting nonstop. In Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves, pregame prep becomes a world of overlapping jokes, jabs, gossip, fear and fierce ambition as the team fights to win on the field and survive everything off of it.

    The Washington Post says the play “illuminates with unerring accuracy the psyches of the funny, inquisitive, garrulous, anxious, profane, passionate players in a ferociously competitive…league.” Directed by Associate Professor Lisa Nathans (director of Emma, Antigone and She Kills Monsters: Virtual Realms), this Pulitzer Prize winning play is a funny and heartbreaking look at a team under pressure, where triumph and defeat can either bind them together or tear them apart.

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  • Saturday, Apr 17, 2027 2:00 pm
    04/17/27 14:00:00 04/17/27 16:00:00 America/New_York The Wolves

    About the Event

    On an indoor soccer field, nine teenage girls warm up for battle: running drills, chasing scholarships and chatting nonstop. In Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves, pregame prep becomes a world of overlapping jokes, jabs, gossip, fear and fierce ambition as the team fights to win on the field and survive everything off of it.

    The Washington Post says the play “illuminates with unerring accuracy the psyches of the funny, inquisitive, garrulous, anxious, profane, passionate players in a ferociously competitive…league.” Directed by Associate Professor Lisa Nathans (director of Emma, Antigone and She Kills Monsters: Virtual Realms), this Pulitzer Prize winning play is a funny and heartbreaking look at a team under pressure, where triumph and defeat can either bind them together or tear them apart.

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  • Saturday, Apr 17, 2027 7:30 pm
    04/17/27 19:30:00 04/17/27 21:30:00 America/New_York The Wolves

    About the Event

    On an indoor soccer field, nine teenage girls warm up for battle: running drills, chasing scholarships and chatting nonstop. In Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves, pregame prep becomes a world of overlapping jokes, jabs, gossip, fear and fierce ambition as the team fights to win on the field and survive everything off of it.

    The Washington Post says the play “illuminates with unerring accuracy the psyches of the funny, inquisitive, garrulous, anxious, profane, passionate players in a ferociously competitive…league.” Directed by Associate Professor Lisa Nathans (director of Emma, Antigone and She Kills Monsters: Virtual Realms), this Pulitzer Prize winning play is a funny and heartbreaking look at a team under pressure, where triumph and defeat can either bind them together or tear them apart.

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  • Tuesday, Apr 20, 2027 7:30 pm
    04/20/27 19:30:00 04/20/27 21:30:00 America/New_York The Wolves

    About the Event

    On an indoor soccer field, nine teenage girls warm up for battle: running drills, chasing scholarships and chatting nonstop. In Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves, pregame prep becomes a world of overlapping jokes, jabs, gossip, fear and fierce ambition as the team fights to win on the field and survive everything off of it.

    The Washington Post says the play “illuminates with unerring accuracy the psyches of the funny, inquisitive, garrulous, anxious, profane, passionate players in a ferociously competitive…league.” Directed by Associate Professor Lisa Nathans (director of Emma, Antigone and She Kills Monsters: Virtual Realms), this Pulitzer Prize winning play is a funny and heartbreaking look at a team under pressure, where triumph and defeat can either bind them together or tear them apart.

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  • Friday, Apr 23, 2027 7:30 pm
    04/23/27 19:30:00 04/23/27 21:30:00 America/New_York The Wolves

    About the Event

    On an indoor soccer field, nine teenage girls warm up for battle: running drills, chasing scholarships and chatting nonstop. In Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves, pregame prep becomes a world of overlapping jokes, jabs, gossip, fear and fierce ambition as the team fights to win on the field and survive everything off of it.

    The Washington Post says the play “illuminates with unerring accuracy the psyches of the funny, inquisitive, garrulous, anxious, profane, passionate players in a ferociously competitive…league.” Directed by Associate Professor Lisa Nathans (director of Emma, Antigone and She Kills Monsters: Virtual Realms), this Pulitzer Prize winning play is a funny and heartbreaking look at a team under pressure, where triumph and defeat can either bind them together or tear them apart.

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  • Sunday, Apr 25, 2027 2:00 pm
    04/25/27 14:00:00 04/25/27 16:00:00 America/New_York The Wolves

    About the Event

    On an indoor soccer field, nine teenage girls warm up for battle: running drills, chasing scholarships and chatting nonstop. In Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves, pregame prep becomes a world of overlapping jokes, jabs, gossip, fear and fierce ambition as the team fights to win on the field and survive everything off of it.

    The Washington Post says the play “illuminates with unerring accuracy the psyches of the funny, inquisitive, garrulous, anxious, profane, passionate players in a ferociously competitive…league.” Directed by Associate Professor Lisa Nathans (director of Emma, Antigone and She Kills Monsters: Virtual Realms), this Pulitzer Prize winning play is a funny and heartbreaking look at a team under pressure, where triumph and defeat can either bind them together or tear them apart.

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