Max Wolf Friedlich

By Eileen Miller To enter a therapy office is to expect to open yourself up to vulnerability in front of a stranger. To enter a theater and find a therapy office onstage is to expect — perhaps with excited nosiness — to witness the vulnerability of another while comfortably behind the fourth wall. But to expect such things from Signature Theatre’s Job is to make a gross misjudgement. In this Northern California therapy office, no effort is made to generate a cozy atmosphere.

Artistic Director Matthew Gardiner and Managing Director Maggie Boland have announced Signature Theatre’s 2024/25 season. The 35th season highlights Signature’s commitment to produce new works and reimagined classics and includes five musicals and two plays, four of which are DC premieres.