Threshhold: a play by Axel Osterberg Gentley

Thresh-hold began with a question that would not go away: what happens when the ordinary act of living openly becomes dangerous again? The play emerged from thinking about cycles—political, social, and personal—that seem to repeat themselves across generations. Moments of fear, surveillance, and public suspicion have appeared throughout modern history, often directed at those whose identities or relationships challenge the expectations of the time. This play imagines such a moment returning, not as distant history but as something immediate and recognizable. Read more