An award-winning play by Anita Čeko, directed by Tea Alagić in its world premiere. Set against the backdrop of a military mission in Afghanistan, the work explores family, love, waiting,…

A contemporary staging of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, directed by Tea Alagić at the Croatian National Theatre in Mostar. The production marked the theatre’s first presentation of a Shakespeare play.

A documentary play in five acts by Ben Heinemann, set during the French Revolution. Drawing on historical testimony and political speeches, the work examines the transformation of revolutionary ideals into…

A five-act tragedy by Frank Wedekind, following Lulu through desire, power, scandal, and ruin. The work examines sexuality, social hypocrisy, possession, and the destructive forces surrounding its central character.

A theatrical experience for Little Amal, directed, written, and conceived by Tea Alagić at Lincoln Center in New York in 2022. Bringing together theatre, music, movement, and public participation, the…

The world premiere of Emma Stanton’s No Candy, directed by Tea Alagić. Set in post-war Bosnia, the play explores resilience, remembrance, friendship, and the strength of women rebuilding their lives.

A new play by Matt Williams, directed by Tea Alagić in its 2019 world premiere at the Lucille Lortel Theatre in New York. The psychological drama explores suspicion, prejudice, fear,…

A virtual reality work by Stav Palti-Negev, directed by Tea Alagić and developed in collaboration with The Public Theater’s Virtual Reality Lab in 2018. Created for an audience of one,…

A performance created by Daniel Alexander Jones and led by Jomama Jones, directed by Tea Alagić at Greenwich House Theater in New York in 2018. Blending music, storytelling, and political…

A musical by Stew and Heidi Rodewald, directed by Tea Alagić at Philadelphia’s Wilma Theater in 2018. Following a young musician’s journey from Los Angeles to Amsterdam and Berlin, the…

A play by Nick Payne, directed by Tea Alagić at Philadelphia’s Wilma Theater in 2017. Moving between parallel realities, the story explores love, free will, fate, mortality, and the possibilities…

A play by Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig inspired by true events, directed by Tea Alagić in a 2016 workshop at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre. The work examines medical ethics, political corruption, and…

The first production of Antoinette Chinonye Nwandu’s Pass Over, directed by Tea Alagić in the 2016 Cherry Lane Mentor Project workshop. Inspired by Waiting for Godot and the biblical Exodus,…

A site-specific theatrical installation for children and families, created by Louisa Thompson and presented by Soho Rep in a Brooklyn storefront. Tea Alagić directed an original episode written by Charise…

A documentary play by Barbara Hammond about Pussy Riot’s 2012 protest in Moscow, directed by Tea Alagić at the Contemporary American Theater Festival in 2015. Blending theater, music, and political…

A play by Elfriede Jelinek, directed by Tea Alagić in a 2015 workshop production at the Polonsky Shakespeare Center in Brooklyn. Tea Alagić later returned to the work through the…

A play by Amy Herzog, directed by Tea Alagić, about a young man who unexpectedly arrives at his grandmother’s New York apartment. The play explores grief, family, memory, and the…

A play by David Ives, directed by Tea Alagić. Set during an audition for a theatrical adaptation of Venus in Furs, the play explores desire, gender, power, and the shifting…

William Shakespeare’s classic tragedy, directed by Tea Alagić in the 2013 Off-Broadway production at Classic Stage Company, starring Elizabeth Olsen and Julian Cihi. The intimate staging brought Shakespeare’s story of…

A solo work by Nobel Prize–winning playwright Elfriede Jelinek, directed by Tea Alagić in its 2013 North American premiere at Women’s Project Theater in New York, starring Tina Benko. The…

A musical inspired by Miguel de Cervantes’s Don Quixote, with book by Dale Wasserman, music by Mitch Leigh, and lyrics by Joe Darion, directed by Tea Alagić. The story of…

A play by Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig, directed by Tea Alagić in its U.S. premiere. Set fifteen years after Guantánamo Bay, the play explores trauma, guilt, responsibility, and the difficult boundaries…

A stage adaptation of Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s film, directed and designed by Tea Alagić. The work follows Maria Braun’s transformation in postwar Germany, exploring survival, ambition, sacrifice, and the compromises…

A music-theater work with music by Elliott Sharp and a libretto by Jack Womack, developed and directed by Tea Alagić at The Kitchen in New York in 2009. Based on…

A play by Alberto Villarreal Díaz, directed by Tea Alagić at DramaFest in Mexico City. Through fragmented stories and surreal theatrical images, the work explores loneliness, human connection, and the…

A play by Saviana Stănescu, directed by Tea Alagić in its 2008 world premiere at Women’s Project Theater in New York. Combining fantasy, clowning, and dark comedy, the work explores…

Eight one-act plays by emerging playwrights, directed by Tea Alagić for the 2007 Carlotta Festival of New Plays at Yale School of Drama. The collection brings together distinct stories exploring…

An adaptation of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar by Tea Alagić and Kristina Mendicino, directed by Tea Alagić at Yale School of Drama. Retold through Brutus’s perspective, the work explores political idealism,…

An autobiographical play written and directed by Tea Alagić, inspired by her experience of growing up during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. First developed as her thesis project at…

Georg Büchner’s unfinished play, directed by Tea Alagić for the Ensemble Company for the Performing Arts in New Haven. The work explores class, exploitation, mental illness, and the consequences of…

A play by Tarell Alvin McCraney, directed by Tea Alagić in its world premiere at The Public Theater in association with The Foundry Theatre. Blending Yoruba mythology with poetry, music,…

A play by Bertolt Brecht, directed by Tea Alagić for the Ensemble Company for the Performing Arts in New Haven. The work explores artistic freedom, appetite, masculinity, and moral collapse.

An experimental work by Friederike Roth, directed by Tea Alagić for the Ensemble Company for the Performing Arts in New Haven. Combining language and music, the work explores desire, loneliness,…

A work by Peter Handke, directed by Tea Alagić for the Ensemble Company for the Performing Arts in New Haven. Through a rhythmic sequence of confessions, the work explores guilt,…

An experimental play by Rainer Werner Fassbinder, directed by Tea Alagić for the Ensemble Company for the Performing Arts in New Haven. Inspired by the crimes of Ian Brady and…