Direction: Paul Glaser This is one of London’s biggest hits ever. Adapted from Susan Hill’s gothic novel, it has been scaring audiences in the West End for over 30 years. The story concerns a young solicitor who is sent to a remote village to settle the affairs of a woman who recently died. In her…
Direction: Robert Rumpf If you like hilarious farce with a sophisticated plot, then this British offering is for you. The fun begins when Ferris takes over the management of his sister’s shady hotel while she is on holiday. Little does he know that a newspaper critic will soon appear anonymously to evaluate the hotel. He…
The gripping family drama by Alexi Kaye Campbell
Classic Blues Women – Americas first Royalty Starring Joanne Bell with Hans Malte Witte Touching, funny, sarcastic and informative. The amazing Joanne Bell, seen before in “Bessie and Billie”, “Porgy and Bess” and “Ain’t Missbehaving” takes you on an entertaining journey through some of the orgin’s of Blues music. The actress singer portrays some of…
3 September – 31 October 2020 Well known for his hilarious comedies, this play shows Ayckbourn entering new territory for a change and doing it brilliantly. Result: a suspenseful thriller with murder, blackmail, wind chimes that mysteriously play themselves, power cuts, threatening sounds – and all spiced with Ayckbourn’s classic British humour. The play is…
A comedy by Willy Russell
OUTSIDE MULLINGAR – A Comedy Drama by Patrick Shanley
When Brian takes up jogging, his wife Hilary is overjoyed. But, instead of jogging, Brian is in fact spending a couple of hours with his girlfriend, Wendy, in his good friend George’s flat. This arrangement works wonderfully for some time; for, while Brian is with Wendy, George knows there is no danger of his being…
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST is generally considered to be the finest comedy of its kind in the English language. Of all of Oscar Wilde’s plays, it is the most timeless and universal. There is certainly very little in the play one could call dated. With the substitution or elimination of just a handful of references,…
If you like screwball comedy with a message for today, then BIG BOYS by award-winning playwright Rich Orloff is something for you. Described as “Big Business meets the Marx Brothers’ Monkey Business”, the play starts out with what is worst in America’s corporate culture and stretches it to its most absurd and, at times, surreal. It is…