Rope

Corey Fogelmanis. (Program artwork detail) (Photo credit: Monique Carboni)

Two male 1950s Princeton students murder a classmate in this spellbinding revisal of Hitchcock’s film and the play; homoerotic flourishes abound.

Dracula

(Program artwork detail credit: Bob Johnson)

A faithful, lighthearted, and yet eerie revival of the 1927 stage adaptation presented by a NYC theater company devoted to artists over the age of 50.

Night of January 16th

Ayn Rand (1905-1982).

Ayn Rand’s 1934 courtroom drama gets a “radical reimagining” for this spirited revival; it is a wild theatrical experience that is exuberantly performed.

A Part of the Noise

Detail of Mahoning (1956) by Franz Kline.

Abstract Expressionist Franz Kline’s life is dramatized in this historical fantasia written by his nephew. The lively production is performed with verve.