Emmy Award winner Joe Morton stars in this comedic drama about the extraordinary and explosive life of Dick Gregory, that shines a light on the first Black comedian to expose white audiences to racial comedy. Gregory confronted bigotry with shockingly disarming humor, marched alongside Martin Luther King, Jr., and deeply influenced comics from Richard Pryor to … Continued
World Premiere of David Greig’s adaptation of Swedish playwright, August Strindberg’s, 1887 drama. Played in repertory with Norwegian playwright, Henrik Ibsen’s, A Doll’s House.
Thornton Wilder’s adaptation of Norwegian playwright, Henrik Ibsen’s, landmark 1879 drama. Played in repertory with David Greig’s adaptation of Swedish playwright, August Strindberg’s, The Father.
The Catholic working-class Donellan family live in a block of flats in 1969 Belfast, which is being patrolled by the British army. The women of the family are anti-violence, but the men seek to actively defend the home and family, describing the struggle of life as being that of privilege versus underprivilege, rather than motivated … Continued
Outraged and disheartened by the vain flattery and calculated duplicity of his fellow men, Alceste declares that henceforth he will speak only the truth—no matter what offense this might give. His philosophic friend Philinte counsels him to temper his rashness, but Alceste claims that he can no longer tolerate the conventions of saying one thing … Continued