How I Learned to Drive by Paula Vogel
(Directed by Demetri Vacratsis)

A wildly funny, surprising and devastating tale of survival as seen
through the lens of a troubling relationship between an young girl and an older man. How I Learned to Drive is the Pulitzer Prize winning story of a woman who learns the rules of the road and life from behind the wheel. The play unfolds like a family album that hold's a woman's memories (and family secrets) of growing up in the Sixties in rural Maryland, as a fatherless girl gets more than she bargains for when her Uncle Peck gives her driving lessons.

American Buffallo by David Mamet
(Directed by Demetri Vacratsis)

The conflict explored by Mamet here is the clash between business and friendship—between a man's ethics and desire to succeed in a world where so much of the population has subscribed to a shared myth of capitalism. As one character tells his younger friend, "there's business and there's friendship"— two worlds which will be combined and then torn apart by the time the play is finished.