Bowl Ep and Practice: Two Plays by Nazareth Hassan

Two celebrated and award-winning plays by Nazareth Hassan

Bowl EP
Finalist - Pulitzer Prize for Drama 2026
Winner - Obie Award for Best New Play 2026
"The whole play paces with a concentrated intimacy ... messy, poignant and memorable" - New York Times (Critic's Pick)

Kelly K Klarkson and Quentavius da Quitter need to find a name for their rap group. Through flirty interludes, cringy overshares, and practicing their ollies, they grow increasingly closer. Skating and Smoking. Skating and Drinking. Skating and exorcising a demon. With live skateboarding and original music, enter Bowl EP. Nazareth Hassan's 'disruptive and breathtaking' play won the 2026 Obie Award for Best New Play. Hailed as a 'Critic's Pick' by the New York Times, Bowl EP is a formally inventive experience at once intimate and epic.

Practice
"Shocking, darkly witty, and visually stunning" New York Times (Critic's Pick)

It takes grit, determination, self-awareness, and years of training to be an artist. But what does it take to be a genius? A scathing, intricately observed take on power and surrender, Nazareth Hassan's play follows a company of dedicated actors, dancers, and performance artists as they lose themselves to the violent and beautiful will of a visionary.