A woman returns home after a long absence to save her grandmother's dilapidated cabin that sits on protected marshland. Weaving past and present, a history of dreams, loss, and paralysis to the changing world is revealed. A play that explores how some of us can never leave places or events behind, too wounded by an environment that will never cease to change with or without us.

Differing views of identity, family, and relationships to ourselves and others push and pull four friends apart and together in a small New York City apartment- they climb back and forth through windows in their lives, hoping if they step through the right one, they will not have to answer “what-if” ever again.

A South Asian take on the classic father/child drama motif. Maria, the daughter of a Pakistani father and an American mother, lives in New York City with her boyfriend Dave. On the eve of Hurricane Sandy, her father (Baba) comes to visit from Pakistan for the first time in years. Trapped inside while the storm rages on, Maria, Dave, and Baba must all confront their differing views on culture, love, and belonging. In the end, they find that what they all want is perhaps not so different after all.

Beth and Jude, a seemingly happy couple, prepare for a wedding reception in their Connecticut hotel room. As Jude begins work on his best man speech, he runs into a childhood friend, Violet. She’s happy to see Jude, and as the night continues on, befriend Beth too. But Violet knows secrets about Jude’s past. And what she knows could destroy those around her. ROPE explores the wounds we carry, forgiveness and fault, and how a single event can bind us all together, even a decade later.