1944, Brooklyn: Billie, May and Alice are raising their young children while their husbands are overseas. When a beautiful Austrian emigre moves into their building, their yearnings and desires can no longer lie hidden, and their friendship is suddenly put to the test. An exquisitely-drawn and laugh-filled portrait of women on the verge of self-discovery.
West Coast premiere!
"Sharply etched characters ... bright and gorgeous and fun"
—NY TIMES
THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP by Charles Ludlam
(Dec 2—Dec 26, 2010)
On Mandacrest Estate, strange goings-on occur under the watchful eye of the portrait of Lord Edgar’s deceased wife, Irma Vep. Two actors play a dozen roles in this campy, cross-dressing mash-up of Victorian melodrama, Alfred Hitchcock’s Rebecca, and The Mummy’s Curse.
A comic treat for the holidays!
"Wuthering heights of hilarity..." —NY TIMES
OPUS by Michael Hollinger.
(Feb 3–Feb 27, 2011)
Bach, Beethoven, and Bartok underscore a behind-the-music story of a highly-strung string quartet. Their longing for relevancy and reinvention, and their attempts to rediscover their passion, lead to messy breakups, sexual yearnings, and Machiavellian machinations.
A play with heat, humor and histrionics.
GHOSTS by Henrik Ibsen
(Mar 31—Apr 24, 2011)
The sins of the father are visited upon the son ... and not just the sins. in Ibsen’s darkly comic classic, the ghosts of the past make their mark on the future as one family’s skeletons force their way out of the closet. A riveting, haunting tale of a woman trying to break through moralistic falsehoods in an effort to save her estranged son.
THE FANTASTICKS Music by Harvey Schmidt Book and Lyrics by Tom Jones
(Jun 2—Jun 26, 2011)
“Try to remember – and if you remember – then follow ...”
A timeless tale -- full of magic and moonlight -- of a young boy and girl who fall madly in love, but soon grow restless and disillusioned. A tender coming-of-age story with beautiful music and a dose of nostalgia.
A treat for grandparents and grandchildren alike
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