An enchanting small-scale presentation of one-act Tennessee Williams plays beautifully performed by a theater company composed of actors over the age of 50.
Author: Darryl Reilly
Gratitude
Hilarious raunchy high school sexual escapades merge with unsettling psychological twists and turns in this wild dark comedy that is electrifyingly performed.
Corsicana
After their mother’s death, an adult brother returns to his hometown to tend to his older half-sister who has Down syndrome in this absorbing family drama.
Funny Girl
This choppy revival would best be enjoyed by fans of its negligible star, the inadequate Beanie Feldstein, as well as musical theater completists.
Plaza Suite
Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker are each uproarious as three different characters in this splendid revival of Neil Simon’s hit 1968 comedy.
The Chinese Lady
A 14-year-old Chinese girl chronicles her career as a 19th century exotic U.S. museum attraction in this shimmering, finely performed and theatrical play.
The Unamerican
Marilyn Monroe, Arthur Miller, Elia Kazan and Hedda Hopper are wonderfully recreated in this historical fantasia about the 1950’s Hollywood Blacklist.
This Beautiful Future
A German soldier and a French woman’s teenage romance in Occupied France is depicted in this haunting play that’s been given an entrancing production.
Sugar Ray
Reginald L. Wilson delivers a powerhouse performance as the great American Black fighter in this accomplished solo play that’s performed in a boxing ring.
Ziel Dance Theater: “Freedom ≠ Britney”
The Britney Spears conservatorship case is the clever source material for this exhilarating dance piece performed by a charismatic mixed-gender trio.