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A season of ICONS, featuring four quintessential works of American and international Theatre.
LOOT by Joe Orton
Directed by Michael Pacas
November 15–24, 2024
A masterpiece of black farce, Loot follows the fortunes of two young thieves who hide money from a bankrobbery in the coffin of Dennis’s recently deceased Mum.
“If Orton’s play still shocks, it is because so much of its savage wit turns out to have a ring of truth.” (Michael Billington, The Guardian)
TRU by Jay Presson Allen
Directed by David Youse
January 24–February 2, 2025
Celebrating Truman Capote’s centennial year, actor Chuck Yates recreates his critically acclaimed performance that he created for Coyote StageWorks in 2013 (“Performer of the Decade,” Broadway World/Palm Springs).
“Theatrical lightning in a bottle … Yates just shines … It’;s an evening of theatre one doesn’t soon forget.”(Jack Lyons, DesertLocalNews.Com)
GOD OF CARNAGE,
by Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton
Directed by Deborah Harmon
March 14–23, 2025
A playground altercation between two boys brings together their four parents for a meeting to resolve the matter. As the meeting progresses, and the rum flows, tensions emerge and the gloves come off, leaving the couples with more than just their liberal principles in tatters.
“Early on, Reza plants seemingly insignificant details like time bombs, and they explode later with devastating impact.” (David Sheward, Backstage)
BEYOND THERAPY
by Christopher Durang
Directed by Jerome Elliott Moskowitz
April 18–27, 2025
This 1981 comedy concerns Bruce and Prudence, two modern, neurotic urbanites searching for love andsanity – with the questionable help of their offbeat therapists.
“Durang’s plot, which has more bounces than a pinball game, goes from the unexpected to theunpredicted… providing two hours of hilarious surprises.” (Gerald Clarke, Time Magazine)