Dinner with Friends

Don't miss the 2000 Pulitzer Prize-winning play DINNER WITH FRIENDS by Donald Margulies running through April 28. DINNER WITH FRIENDS tells the story of two married couples who have been best friends for years and their relationship with each other and time. 

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Recommended Reading for Girls

Amy Saunders returns home to help her mother through a round of chemotherapy. She and her sister Jackie find four guests in their childhood home. They meet the heroines, Sara Crewe from A Little Princess, Anne Shirley from Anne of Green Gables, Heidi from Heidi, a girl detective based on the character of Nancy Drew, as they sort through their problems. More>>

Bilingual Season

Armenian Theatre Company presents their bilingual season with ARLEZ, Did You Order a Grandchild? and INCIDENT, in Armenian and in English, a double bill of one-act dramas (50 minutes each) by Armenia’s foremost living playwrights.

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Can't Live Without 'Em

A comedy of love, loss, and acceptance.

Tom was a charming philanderer. Tom is in a coma, but he can still hear. But does he want to hear what the various women in his life have to say, especially when they are all in the room at the same time?

 

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En Mi Jardín (In My Garden) 

Imagine having the ability to bring someone back from the past to have one final conversation, would you use that opportunity to heal old wounds, create a new conversation you weren’t able to have, or would you choose to relive the most joyful moments?  En Mi Jardín (In My Garden) will feature 10 plays presented in English and three additional plays presented in Spanish with English subtitles. More>>

Nicky and the Angels

Follow three teenage theater kids – aspiring actor Nicky, pre-med-tracked singer Courtney and aspiring Broadway dancer Angie – in the spring of 1982 in the City of Angels as they are falling in love with musicals, the big bright world outside of high school, and the wrong people. What they discover about themselves and each other will change everything. 

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Kosher Salt 

Combining outrageous comedy, heartbreaking tragedy and a fearless look at an ancient hatred, Horwitz will invoke the spirits of a Hasidic Rabbi, the Bar Mitzvah Boy, a certain German dictator and of course, reveal his true form as an evil shape-shiftingspace lizard sent down to suck the adrenochrome out of prepubescent children. 

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Versified! The Human Equation

The deft direction by Sonny Lira kept the pieces flowing together like songs on an album, sometimes one piece ending as another began. At other times, a slight pause as for the audience to take a breath. As fine as the performances were, I must credit the poet, Bob Gossom whose poetry was the fuel from which the actors brought gave the words life. I haven’t seen a show like this since my days in New York. Review>>

Ophelia

Ophelia is a truly exceptional play. Full of mystical magical meaning and dark heartache but also imbued with an intense hopefulness and light. I absolutely loved it and cannot recommend this gorgeous play enough and I hope you find the time to see it. I’m sure it will be nominated for absolutely everything…it deserves it. Loved it!

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Twelfth Night



In short, an utter delight of a production, every scene building tantalizingly on the last, every flirtatious interaction leading to the ultimate love-soaked conclusion. A blissful retelling of one of Shakespeare's silliest, funniest and most well-loved plays…Bravo!!!

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King Hedley II

Perfectly cast, they take up every inch of space, reflecting off each other believing each other and so we cannot help but believe them. So utterly in the moment that we are transported with them to this place. It’s magical and I can only imagine how incredible the preparation for this play was with their fine director Gregg T. Daniel at the helm. 

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