The Wolves are a prickly pack of teenage girls—sharp, smooth at the edges, competitive, and biting. This locker-room drama unwinds around the routines of nine soccer players as they chat
and stretch before their weekly games. Social cannibalism ensues when a new member of the team introduces topics of moral conflict and her peers struggle with anxiety and relationships. An original play by Sarah DeLappe, The Wolves was a finalist for the 2017 Pulitzer Prize in Drama.
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