Pulitzer Prize finalist The Wolves is the debut play of playwright Sarah DeLappe. Featuring an all-female cast (comprised of nine adolescents and one briefly-seen adult), The Wolves chronicles six Saturday mornings in the lives of a soccer team somewhere in suburban America as they prepare for their games. The girls discuss everything from genocide to menstrual cycles to drugs to boys to literature to each other, and a group of girls whom at first seem indistinguishable as each is referred to by only her number and all are clad in the same jersey only bearing her number quickly become identifiable and different. In the course of six short weeks, the Wolves deal with love, loss, and identity in ways that real teenagers do.

A team. A tribe. A turf. As a fierce squad of high school girls navigate soccer drills, secrets, and ambitions, you experience the fire, humor, and heartbreak of growing up all over again—where every play, on and off the field, could change everything.

On Stage

Dec 4th - Dec 7th

7:00 PM Doors, 7:30 PM Start

Tickets

Content Advisory:

Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves portrays a competitive high school girls’ soccer team with honesty and emotional depth. The script includes frequent strong language, intense emotional situations, and mature thematic material consistent with real teenage dialogue.

This content is integral to the play’s authenticity and is presented thoughtfully within an educational context.

Recommended for audiences 13+. Viewer discretion is advised.

Zoey Sifuentes as #00