Archives for April 2010

An intimate cabaret of six naked males who, through an evening of musical vignettes, explore the literal and figurative concept of “nakedness” for the modern male. Both knee slapping comical and poignant, Naked Boys Singing! has delivered an unforgettable evening of good fun theatre for more than a decade.

Arguably David Mamet’s greatest work, this modern classic about petty crooks and the pitfalls of American business percolates with Mamet’s unmistakable style.

Inside the secretive world of the ritual bath, eight women’s stories unfold in this sensitive depiction of religious observance and evolving feminist consciousness. A knowledgeable examination of traditions and ritual, this hit Israeli play explores the ever evolving position of women in Israeli society.

Rama must conquer the king Ravana to rescue his beautiful wife Sita and to save the world from darkness. This sweeping tale of romance, abduction, friendship and war is told by an ensemble of goddesses, demons, monkeys and heroes.

Perez Hilton follows a day in the life of the “thirty-something pink-haired chubby gay Cubano gossip blogger.”  Brittany Spears has tragically passed away, and the stars are all coming our for her Red Carpet Wake. Perez finds himself at the center of an Al Queda terrorist plot to crash the wake and blow up all […]

Take the most outrageous comedy Shakespeare ever wrote, add the most serious play Sophocles wrote and what do you get? Total insanity! Skip along with Lumina onto the playing field of Greece as The Comedy of Errors meets The Tragedy of Oedipus. Mistaken identities and mistaken plays add up to a lot of laughter.

Souvenir imagines the story of real-life Florence Foster Jenkins, a New York socialite and tone-deaf diva who thought she was a great soprano. Speaking and singing with her from his keyboard at the grand piano, her wry accompanist, Cosme,

What did an eminent museum curator, a Dominican Abbess, and George Bernard Shaw have to say to each other? Plenty! The Best of Friends gives us Shaw himself, largely in his own words, along with two extraordinary figures from the early 20th century.

Notorious English alchemist Edward Kelley pursues the elusive Philosopher’s Stone through sex (wife swapping), drugs (gold elixir), and a baroque’n’roll lifestyle of back stabbing, espionage, poetry and proto-science.

In this simple tale, a young boy discovers a stray balloon that seems to have a mind of its own. Wandering through the streets of Paris, the two become inseparable, the beguiling pair draws inquisitive looks from adults and the envy of other school children as they wander the streets of Paris.

Two sisters meet in a poignant farewell. Under the guise of humor and tenderness we also see joy, sorrow, cattiness, dreams, hopes and hopes dashed… and the fond memories Life gives us during moments of happiness.

As their futures tick away, four women on a Texas Death Unit confront their pasts, their fears, and each other, all the while under the “electronic eye” of Correctional Supervisor Rowena Way who simultaneously maintains tight security over each and every plastic fork.