It's ironic that the nerve-racking new stage drama from the writer of Contagion and The Bourne Ultimatum should bear the mundane-sounding title The Library. But irony, especially the tragic variety favored by the ancient Greeks, is at the heart of this very contemporary tale of Caitlin, an ordinary teenage student. After surviving a deadly shooting at her high school, Caitlin expects to be treated as a victim ... only to be framed as a villain by the media and those struggling to understand the inconceivable. Originally directed by Steven Soderbergh (Sex, Lies and Videotape, Traffic) at The Public Theater in New York, The Library now gets its regional premiere from Out of Box Theatre.