A.R.T./New York Theatres

Fred Weller and Kate Arrington star as the two main characters, Jake and Alice, in Len Jenkin's new play about a pair of lovers whose journeys on the roller coaster of life sometimes find them seated next to each other. Aimée Hayes directs for the Tent, the elder-artist-friendly company she recently founded with longtime Playwrights Horizons honcho Tim Sanford.  Jason Bowen and Delfin Gökhan Meehan complete the cast.

Brian Lee Huynh stars as Toraichi Kono, a Japanese immigrant to the U.S. who served as Charlie Chaplin's valet for nearly 20 years but was confined to an internment camp amid the anti-Japanese fervor of World War II, in a historical drama by Philip W. Chung. Jeff Liu directs the world premiere for the Pan Asian Repertory Theatre. The cast of eight also includes Kiyo Takami as Kono's wife, Conlan Ledwith as Chaplin and Emma Kikue as Paulette Goddard. 

Elizabeth A. Davis (Once) and Dan Amboyer (Younger) play a couple whose marriage is sorely tested when she disappears into the bathroom of their mobile home and refuses to come out—not in a cute Plaza Suite kind of way, but in a major depressive episode kind of way. The Off Broadway premiere of Max Mondi's two-hander is directed by Chad Austin for his Abingdon Theatre Company. (The play made its New York debut in the 2015 edition of the much-missed Fringe Festival.)