Tag Archives: theatre

This sardonic comedy swipes at our need to control others and our masochistic desire to be controlled.

Transposed to New Orleans, the French classic still poses difficult questions about action and inaction, masters and servants.

Inventive puppetry propels this story of an aging God who conceives a new project: to re-create mankind.

This thoroughly enjoyable farce picks up where Noël Coward left off, but with a female character in charge.

Strange and unique, especially for its time (it was first performed in 1984), 'Starlight Express' is still different in today's theatre landscape. But many of this musical's elements seem outdated.

Eileen Atkins and Michael Gambon are wonderful in Samuel Beckett's radio play directed by Trevor Nunn.

An interrogation room, and two separated suspects, once lovers, questioned by a Mossad agent about a terrorist act they may have committed. Whose story should you believe?

Things go very wrong when a medium brings back the spirit of a man's dead wife.

It isn't every day that a local play, about local people and local issues, comes along that is as funny or more so than the best-heralded comedy from the West

One of the most popular works by the outrageous playwright Charles Ludlam receives a first-class production in Burbank.