Agatha Christie’s 1923 whodunit is brought to the stage in this highly entertaining and zesty theatrical adaptation; Hercule Poirot is grandly portrayed.
39 Years Between First Kisses
Steve Epstein’s heartbreaking and humorous solo show chronicles his life after the death of his wife, the actress Naimah Hassan; they were a comedy team.
The Pillowman
Martin McDonagh’s unsettling black comedy masterpiece of governmental oppression of a writer is given an exhilarating revival by a Queens-based troupe.
POTUS
The all-female political satire about a murdered President is uproariously revived in Woodside, Queens, with a dynamic cast and a snappy presentation.
Deadclass, Ohio
A beguiling and striking performance piece featuring a talking bear, old family photographs and Holocaust overtones; it’s vividly performed and presented.
Exiles
James Joyce’s only play is a jaunty examination of free love among two Irish couples in 1912; a sparkling cast perform in this scintillating revival.
Dynamic Duos
An aging, unsuccessful male rock singer is audited by the IRS, and a young woman crosses the U.S. border illegally, in these exceptional one-act plays.
Dakar 2000
An amiable memory play about a young U.S. Peace Corps worker losing his innocence to an older, female State Department official amidst foreign intrigue.
Curse of the Starving Class
Christian Slater, Calista Flockhart and a mesmerizing sheep, appear in this rousing revival of Sam Shepard’s 1977 dysfunctional family saga.
The Barbarians
A wild, neo futuristic performance piece satirizing the past and present U.S. political scene; the dynamic cast spouts swirling, comic dialogue.