Money and politics in Washington is savagely assessed in ‘Kingsâ by Shotgun Players
Sarah Burgess’ intelligent and tightly written dark comedy censures our all-American political fundraising process.
Sarah Burgess’ intelligent and tightly written dark comedy censures our all-American political fundraising process.
Geetha Reddyâs new drama is the tale of two women of different socioeconomic strata whose lives interweave in a manner loosely inspired by Charles Dickensâ ‘A Tale of Two Cities.’
Kill the Debbie Downers! is creatively set, the acting is first-rate, and the music is entertaining. Overall, however, the ideas behind the play don’t hold together cohesively.
Ubiquitous images of women laughing as they pick at salads inspired playwright Sheila Callaghan to explore womenâs shame and self-deprivation, menâs chauvinism and insecurity and the deleterious influence of advertising.
“You may hate it or you may love it, but you are going to have to go home and be with it.”
The Village Bike is a contemporary British play by Penelope Skinner about a pregnant woman who isn’t getting enough sex.
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