Transport Group has produced several environmental productions including the OBIE Award winning The Boys in the Band, which seated the audience in chairs around the play's living room set in a Chelsea penthouse, and the first New York revival of Michael John LaChiusa's Hello Again, in which round banquet tables doubled as both the audience seating and the actors' playing space.
Transport Group has also produced works at The Duke Theatre in Times Square and at The Gym at Judson in the West Village.
Also in 2011, Transport Group's production of the Douglas Carter Beane/Lewis Flinn musical Lysistrata Jones transferred to Broadway and was nominated for a Tony Award.
[3] 2002: Our Town by Thornton Wilder; The Connelly Theatre 2003: Requiem for William by William Inge; The Connelly Theatre 2004: First Lady Suite, words & by Michael John LaChiusa; The Connelly Theatre 2005: The Audience conceived by Jack Cummings III; The Connelly Theatre 2005: Normal, book by Yvonne Adrian, lyrics by Cheryl Stern, music by Tom Kochan; The Connelly Theatre 2006: cul-de-sac by John Cariani; The Connelly Theatre 2006: All The Way Home by Tad Mosel; The Connelly Theatre 2007: The Dark at the Top of the Stairs by William Inge; The Connelly Theatre 2007: Crossing Brooklyn, music by Jenny Giering and Jonathan Larson, book & lyrics by Laura Harrington; The Connelly Theatre 2008: Marcy in the Galaxy, music & lyrics by Nancy Shayne, book by Michael Patrick King; The Connelly Theatre 2008: Bury the Dead by Irwin Shaw; The Connelly Theatre 2009: Being Audrey, music & lyrics by Ellen Weiss, book by James Hindman, additional book and lyrics by Cheryl Stern 2010: The Boys in the Band by Mart Crowley; 37 West 26th Street, Manhattan 2010: See Rock City & Other Destinations, music by Brad Alexander, book & lyrics by Adam Mathias; The Duke on 42nd Street 2011: Hello Again, words & music by Michael John LaChiusa; 52 Mercer Street, Manhattan 2011: Lysistrata Jones, music & lyrics by Lewis Flinn, book by Douglas Carter Beane; The Gym at Judson 2011: The Patsy by Barry Conners; starring David Greenspan directed by Jack Cummings III;The Duke on 42nd Street 2011: Jonas by David Greenspan; The Duke on 42nd Street 2011: Queen of the Mist, words & music by Michael John LaChiusa; The Gym at Judson 2012: House for Sale by Jonathan Franzen, adapted for the stage by Daniel Fish; The Duke on 42nd Street 2013: The Memory Show, book & lyrics by Sara Cooper, music by Zach Redler; The Duke on 42nd Street 2014: Almost, Maine, by John Cariani; The Gym at Judson 2014: I Remember Mama, by John Van Druten; The Gym at Judson 2015: Three Days To See: A Reawakening of Helen Keller in Her Own Words, conceived by Jack Cummings III; Theatre 79 2015: Once Upon A Mattress, book by Jay Thompson, Dean Fuller, Marshall Barer, lyrics by Marshall Barer, music by Mary Rogers; Abrons Arts Center 2017: Picnic (play), by William Inge, The Gym at Judson 2017: Come Back, Little Sheba, by William Inge, The Gym at Judson 2017: Strange Interlude, by Eugene O'Neill; starring David Greenspan; "Irondale Theatre Center" 2018: Summer and Smoke, by Tennessee Williams; Classic Stage Company 2018: Renascence, book by Dick Scanlan, music by Carmel Dean; lyrics from the poetry of Edna St. Vincent Millay;Abrons Arts Center 2019: The Trial of the Catonsville Nine (play), by Daniel Berrigan, adapted by Jack Cummings III;Abrons Arts Center 2020: Broadbend, Arkansas, Libretto by Ellen Fitzhugh & Harrison David Rivers, Music and Additional Lyrics by Ted Shen, directed by Jack Cummings III; The Duke on 42nd Street 2020: The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Music and Lyrics by Meredith Willson, Book and New Lyrics by Dick Scanlan, Based on the Original Book by Richard Morris, Meredith Willson's Music Adapted by Michael Rafter, Directed and Choreographed by Kathleen Marshall; Abrons Arts Center 2022: The Patsy by Barry Conners; starring David Greenspan directed by Jack Cummings III; Abrons Arts Center 2022: A Delicate Balance by Edward Albee produced in partnership with NAATCO; directed by Jack Cummings III; The Connelly Theatre.
2024: On Set with Theda Bara by Joey Merlo; starring David Greenspan, directed by Jack Serio; The Brick Theater