Euripides’ tragedy, translated by Paul Roche and directed by Tea Alagić. Set after the fall of Troy, the play explores war, grief, survival, and the human cost of violence through…

An autobiographical documentary theatre work written and directed by Tea Alagić, rooted in her experience of growing up during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Moving between Bosnia and New…

A darkly comic play by Clare Barron, directed by Tea Alagić, following a group of teenage dancers as they pursue ambition, identity, friendship, and the pressure to succeed.

A play by Pulitzer Prize–winning playwright Martyna Majok, directed by Tea Alagić, exploring immigration, motherhood, identity, belonging, and the pursuit of the American Dream through the lives of immigrant women…

A Shakespearean tragedy set against the Trojan War, directed by Tea Alagić, exploring love, betrayal, political power, and the fragility of ideals in a world shaped by conflict.

Aeschylus’ tragedy, translated by Anne Carson and directed by Tea Alagić at Fordham University in 2015. Set within a post-war world, the production explores war, power, justice, grief, revenge, and…

A play by Pulitzer Prize–winning playwright Martyna Majok, directed by Tea Alagić at Yale School of Drama’s Carlotta Festival of New Plays in 2012. Inspired by King Lear, the play…

A surreal and intimate play by Ann Marie Dorr, directed by Tea Alagić at Bard College’s Theater & Performance Program in 2011, exploring memory, fear, desire, and the shifting boundaries…

An adaptation of Sophocles’ Antigone created and directed by Tea Alagić with young artists in Miami’s Liberty City. Developed through playwriting, movement, chorus, and visual art, the project uses the…

A play by Molly Rice, directed by Tea Alagić at NYU’s Graduate Acting Program in 2010. Inspired by the Joint Stock method, the work explores deception, behavior, and the ways…

A musical inspired by Homer’s Odyssey, with book and lyrics by Matthew Maguire and music by Daniel Levy, directed by Tea Alagić at Fordham University in 2008. The work reimagines…

A poetry-and-music program for teenagers directed by Tea Alagić, bringing together spoken word, music, performance, and education in its 10th edition in 2007.

Antigone 2007 Youth Artist Leadership Summer (YALS) Program Directed by Tea AlagicProduced, Founded, and Co-Facilitated by Tarell Alvin McCraney The YALS Program aims to address the widespread under-representation of young…

A theatrical work written, conceived, and directed by Tea Alagić at NYU Tisch School of the Arts in 2007. Created through an ensemble-based process, the work explores language, communication, and…

An adaptation of George Bernard Shaw’s Saint Joan, adapted and directed by Tea Alagić. Relocating Joan of Arc’s story to a contemporary women’s college, the work explores belief, authority, identity,…