Black folded programs held together with waxen blood drops greet our hands as we enter the theater. A glowing crown made of Christmas lights hang on the edge of a pale pink antique armchair. At first glance Insurgent Sonata by Timothy J. Guillot looks like something out of a child’s imagination, a magical play place. What is revealed to us is something much darker, an idea, in the twisted inner reaches of the minds of five teenagers: What if we killed our parents? [Read more...]

Long live scandal! The Super Spectacular Dada Adventures of Hugo Ball is raucous cacophony of improvised chaos. Prepare to be confused, confounded, outraged, uncomfortable, and sent into uproarious laughter, only to immediately be insulted. [Read more...]