Tag Archives: 59E59 Theaters

How do couples make it to the next day together? Is it love or something else?

The substance of our lives is composed of deep questions, many of which may never be answered.

A Victorian-age woman and a modern-day Muslim woman in the UK tell their parallel stories.

A black thirteen-year-old, a white cop, an eyewitness account, a shattering fall. Do the facts matter when all will suffer?

Is your humanity an everpresent mystery to you? In Walt Whitman's world, this was something to "sing" about.

Do women control men and get them to "do" things beyond a man's power to say no to them?

Count Basie and Duke Ellington, both phenomenal pianists, composers and bandleaders were fierce competitors. But not at the recording studio or concert hall.

When the lines blur between reality and a fantastical world created to stave off isolation and rejection, there is only one way out. But sometimes, one doesn't have to break down and let one realm or the other dominate. Sometimes there is a way out that makes much more sense.

Tennessee Williams's short stories are intriguing, cryptic, revelatory, and shocking in their adaptations by exceptional modern playwrights in six one-act plays. The plays embody the tides of desire and the unconscious impulses that flood our lives when least expected.

From beginning to end the Summer Shorts Program Series A is awesome on many levels. The last play will resonates with drama and power.