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BELLAMY BREWSTER
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EWAN LLOYD
DIRECTED BY
BELLAMY BREWSTER
IRT Theater
154 Christopher,
New York, NY 10014
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154 Christopher St,
New York, NY 10014
A PLAY BY
BELLAMY BREWSTER
&
EWAN LLOYD
DIRECTED BY
BELLAMY BREWSTER
June 15–28, 2026
IRT Theater
154 Christopher St.
New York, NY 10014
Runtime: 90 minutes with no intermission.
Content Advisory:
This production contains psychological distress, disturbing imagery, and themes of institutional power and complicity.
About the Show:
An audition becomes a ritual of endurance. As the rules tighten, a group of artists must confront what they are willing to sacrifice to remain inside the room.
Playwrights BELLAMY BREWSTER & EWAN LLOYD
Director BELLAMY BREWSTER
Scenic Design PILI WEEBER
Score & Sound Design SPENCER BARNETT
Graphic Design & Art Direction ALLEN CHIU
Costume Designer EDVIN THOMPSON
Lead Producer HILLARY LUI
Line Producer FAHD SAYEED
PM THEATER
BELLAMY BREWSTER
&
EWAN LLOYD
DIRECTED BY
BELLAMY BREWSTER
June 15–28, 2026
IRT Theater
154 Christopher St.
New York, NY 10014
Runtime: 90 minutes with no intermission.
Content Advisory:
This production contains psychological distress, disturbing imagery, and themes of institutional power and complicity.
About the Show:
An audition becomes a ritual of endurance. As the rules tighten, a group of artists must confront what they are willing to sacrifice to remain inside the room.
Playwrights BELLAMY BREWSTER & EWAN LLOYD
Director BELLAMY BREWSTER
Scenic Design PILI WEEBER
Score & Sound Design SPENCER BARNETT
Graphic Design & Art Direction ALLEN CHIU
Costume Designer EDVIN THOMPSON
Lead Producer HILLARY LUI
Line Producer FAHD SAYEED
PM THEATER
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LINES
LINES is a dark, theatrical work set inside an audition that becomes something far more dangerous.
A group of artists arrive to be considered.
They are told where to stand, what to do, and how to remain in the running. As the process unfolds, the rules harden, the room closes in, and the cost of being chosen becomes impossible to ignore.
At its core, LINES is about hunger: the need to create, to be seen, to be kept, and the systems that feed on that need. It is about what artists will endure, deny, and do to themselves and each other in order to remain inside the institution that may destroy them.