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A comedy based on a traditional Italian-American wedding and reception, with warm and intrusive stereotypes exaggerated for comic effect. Audience members are treated as guests at the wedding by the interactive, improvisational comedy cast.

Following the death of her husband, Rose locks herself in her bedroom for the better part of a year, leaving her daughter Emma to care for her through the closed door. When the church sends a pastor to help coax Rose out of her room, he soon finds that Rose…

An award-winning Swiss comedy about private economic life. The play revolves around various fired executive leaders who are participating in a brutal initiator course which will prepare them to regain the business market using everything from shock-therapy to Japanese martial arts. The problem with the participants is that none of…

An exceptional fable of brotherly love and family identity: Two brothers, Lincoln and Booth are fighting to survive the ghosts of the past and have taken to an existence of hustling in order to survive in the city. Suzan-Lori Parks was awarded the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for the play.

A trilogy of the plays: THE INTERNATIONAL STUD (1 F / 2 M), FUGUE IN A NURSERY (1 F / 3 M) and WIDOWS AND CHILDREN FIRST (1 F / 3 M). The story centers on Arnold Beckoff, a torch song-singing Jewish drag queen living in New York City in…

The whole of Scandinavia is acquainted with the name Tordenskiold but only very few know of his short and tragic life. So here is the story about his brief yet memorable career in the Danish/Norwegian navy and his relationship with Kristine who loved him dearly though without getting much in…

Christopher Hampton’s first produced play (Royal Court 1968) is an impeccably researched tale of the love affair between Paul Verlaine – a successful poet with a pregnant trophy wife – and his protégé – the sixteen-year-old runaway Arthur Rimbaud. It’s both a celebration of unconventional lifestyles and a depiction of…

“Pulp Fiction” is Anneke’s favorite movie and now the 21-year-old travel agency employee wants to do something really Tarantino-like. Along with her boyfriend, she breaks in at a flat of a seemingly harmless old pensioner who’s supposed to be on vacation. To their surprise, they find 4 elderly women gathered…

Inspired by Molière’s Les Précieuses Ridicules, Mark Ravenhill’s ironic new play examines the world of instant celebrity, branding and illusion in an age of Big Brother and Pop Rivals. It is a love story for anyone who’s ever dreamt of becoming a pop star, told a few lies and been…

Three men in an undefined space: A younger doctor, Duco; a young man on the run from the police, Rainer and frustrated suicidal character, Jeroen. What has brought them together here and why are they all wearing tuxedos? A stylistic and flamboyant psychodrama with challenging parts.

This is a highly amusing and effective infidelity comedy, where A cheats on B with C whereas B cheats A with D who then cheats on E with B. It may sound very schematic but it is not the slightest. It is actually surprisingly recognizable. The wives believe that their…

About a killjoy socialist schoolmaster, around whose domestic life dark stormclouds gather during a rare trip to the south of France.

Herbert Gladney has spent every waking moment of the last 10 years working on his best-selling book “Marriage is Forever,” unaware that his own marriage is falling apart. His wife Rebecca is willing to continue the “happy couple” charade through the book tour (for the money), but is getting tired…

An existential nightmare about three couples on vacation: the play portrays their desires, hatred, boredom, drunkenness and affairs.

This is a boulevard comedy that takes the mick of its own genre as well as with the snobbery within avant-garde theatre, done in such a clever way that it is hard to place the real scapegoat. The main character is a successful comedy actor who up until now has…

The action takes place in a country in a state of emergency and depicts the “natives” fanatical fight against the hated “refugees”. The conflict has plunged the state into political chaos where personal rivalries and political differences between the leading characters are woven inextricably together.

This play takes place in the Southern states of America and portrays the troubles that arise when a very poor family is suddenly handed money, and here the disputes are between a husband, his two sisters, his wife and lastly his mother-in-law. From there it illuminates the fact that even…

The play is set in a wrestling ring where the story of the title character, Tanzi, is told. Tanzi’s parents bring her up to be feminine, but she refuses to conform to traditional femininity and is labeled a tomboy. She marries a professional wrestler named Dean Rebel and supports him…

The comical tragedy is a warm tribute to the theater as an art form. It is an absurd comedy about time and love. A lone actor fills the stage with great drama and lots of roles. Far beyond the stars sitting role and wait for someone to perceive it. The…

One of Pope Urban II’s young secretaries, Gontrand, starts a crusade against the Turks, and pays therefore the ultimate price. A piece about religion, politics, power and human suffering.

Enigmatic play with actions that appear in different versions and scenes that are played simultaneously: About a male doctor who gets into serious trouble when he tries to get out of a relationship with his lover to return to a life with his wife.

The play is set in 1951, one year after the Population Registration Act was passed in South Africa. Tramway Road had a special notoriety for all those who lived in Sea Point, a white residential suburb of Cape Town. It also exerts its influence over all the characters in this…

This hauntingly lyrical play is about nothing less than language as the soul of a nation. Set in 1833 in Ireland, it tells of the British army’s campaign to replace the native Gaelic with English, an attempt to end centuries of fighting by setting up a political union based on…

Sharing a flat or farming in the country, owing for the milk bill or being dead, ironing or laying jigzaw puzzles – in this play about communal living, all possibilities are open at once and co-existing like the perspectives in an Escher drawing. Churchill herself has defined her play as…

In Slumberland, the king’s daughter cannot sleep because she is plagued by bad dreams. The best doctors and professors have no idea what to do and the king sets out to find a cure for his daughter’s problem himself. Just as he is about to give up, he meets the…

TRAUMNOVELLE (1925) by Arthur Schnitzler was the basis of Stanley Kubrick’s film EYES WIDE SHUT (1999) staring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman. Vienna in the early 1900s: At a nightly and highly sexually arousing masquerade ball, the young doctor couple Fridolin and Albertine swear to tell each other about their…

With extensive restrictions on how much foreign exchange British travelers could take outside the realm (£5 in 1949), a variety of English men and women are trapped in expensive Sweden.

This is a fast paced triangle comedy with plenty of tragicomic effects. A man and a woman live happily together until destiny presents them with a Buddhist fanatic after which, a drama of disputes and clashes unfolds between an orthodox puritan and an earthy yet poor opinion of fellow people.…

The main character in this play is a Narrator in form of an eccentric elderly Englishman, Henry Carr who worked as civil servant at the consulate in Zurich during the First World War. The author admits the story being a fantasy as he misuses history in letting Carr experience events…

An elderly father watches over his three daughters who are eager to get married. A ghost haunts and three young men have been sent – but who has the courage to fight the ghost? The crucial test does not end as expected. Everyone tricks everyone. But all three girls get…

New York: Anne has a story and two producers, Jennifer and Andrew want to buy it. But is her story good enough to be “art”? The aging Clifford enters, with all his ideas. So does John, the ex with all the connections – and later Anne’s husband, Simon. Add a…

A play that involves an audience which in two locations experiences the same course of action. Five actors mingle in the crowd. Selected faces from the other side are projected onto a screen while the actors begin to tell stories that relates to the ones portrayed: stories from everyday life,…

Julia feels like she’s trapped in the ice. She lives in an unemotional relationship with her husband, is having an affair, and is finally admired – and pregnant. But the lover leaves. Tanjana Tsouvelis intertwines various characters’ psychological programs that all have the same common denominator: emotional impotence.

One of the most important plays of twentieth-century Spanish literature tells the story of a modest public official who receives an unexpected chance to transform his dull life. Meaningless and absurd situations along with incredible dialogue hide a deeper significant reality.

Maya Arad deals with ethical and moral issues within the hospital world. A medical team is on a course in the implementation of triage, which refers to the prioritizing of patient care based on the severity of their condition and chances of survival. The line between theory and reality blurs…

“The Night of the Tribades” is a portrait of August Strindberg. A historical drama in which Enquist takes some liberties, but mainly the play is based on facts. The action takes place in Copenhagen 1889, where Strindberg’s estranged wife, Siri von Essen, her alcoholic lesbian friend, Marie Caroline, and the…

In Tribes, Billy, who is deaf, is the only one who actually listens in his idiosyncratic, fiercely argumentative bohemian family. But when he meets Sylvia, who is going deaf, he decides he finally wants to be heard. With excoriating dialogue and sharp, compassionate insights, Nina Raine crafts a penetrating play…

James Broom Lynne – dramatist – child of the experimental British theatre – conquered London with this his first play. The tactical preparations for the conquest can be ascribed to Pinter and Saunders, but he himself has also contributed considerably. An open scenic imagination free of theatrical speculation, a realistic…

Giorgio Strehler’s version of Goldonis, La trilogia della villeggiatura from 1761 about what happens behind the scenes when two Northern Italian families and their respective entourages prepare for a fashionable stay in the country.

Trish goes to an AA meeting to confess her secret. It’s not alcohol. Yes, she had a couple of shots of Goldschlager Peppermint Schnapps when it happened, but she was just trying to be the life of the party for once.

Waechter’s version of the medieval legend of the young lovers, Tristan and Iseult, who are bound together by a love potion and ends up dying for love.

Princes Leonide, in disguise, arrives in the garden of the philosopher, Hermocrate. She has come to try and win some time in his retreat for she has fallen in love, from afar, with Hermocrate’s student, Agis, who is the “legitimate” prince of the realm over which Leonide rules. Knowing that…

2 Acts / 1M / Restricted availability ‘Spider’ Webster is an ageing roadie from the days when all the job required was a strong back and a capacity for over-indulgence. But Spider can’t cut it anymore. With a bad back, diminished self-esteem, a no understanding of today’s technology, he plans…

The actors play Achilles, Hector, Ajax, Helena and many other famous heroes and heroines of the Trojan War … But time and again they fall out of their characters. Trojan War and private wars, fiction and reality merge in indistinguishably.

Three brothers and a sister are trying to retain their father, who’s tempted by extramarital affairs.

Reza’s new play is a triptycon; three versions of the same story are played by the same people and with the same plot, though with completely different psychological facets and consequences. A successful astrophysicist arrives at a dinner party hosted by a less successful astrophysicist and his wife; only it…

The Trojan War and the consequences of it, delivers the substance of this award winning Dutch trilogy which consists of three parts that can be staged independently: ANDROMACHE (2 F – 1 M) NEOPTOLEMOS (1 F – 1 M) TROJA (3 F – 1 M) Koos Terpstra deals with the…

This is the classical Shakespeare’s tale in a musical version. Unlike ‘Kiss Me Kate’ this musical sticks faithfully to the old Master’s play without any secondary plots. The action takes place in the lovely town Padua in Northern Italy. A young apathetic nobleman named Lucentio arrives in town and instantly…

The play is a fantasy of several well-known Norwegian folk tales and has ‘The Princess who could not keep quiet’ as the main theme. One is introduced to Huldre and Trolde and the three roaring goats along with many other fairytale characters.

Brecht’s first public success is set against the dramatic backdrop of the 1918 German revolution and tells of a returning veteran who finds his girl has another man.

Young and naive Franz’ relationship with the older, successful business man Leopold is already based on roll playing and manipulation, and it becomes even more complicated when their former lovers appear (one of them being a transsexual). Fassbinder was only 19 when he wrote this provocative play, which he never…

A sketch about people working in a factory making machine parts. A representative of the workers has a meeting with the manager about rising dissatisfaction among them.

A dream play told by three dead people. The action takes place in a truck stop owned by a mid aged woman. Her daughter falls in love with a local youngster, who dreams about getting his own truck one day. When she one day inherits a large amount of money,…

Richter explores the shaky foundations and mechanisms of human bonds against the background of current crises. Relationships build up and break down in ever shorter time-scales; they become a resource in an increasingly intense competition. Binding, seperating. Buying, selling. A picture is presented of human beings who, over the years,…

Kosti leads the circle of love – a place, where people without any spiritual orientation can come if they need support or care. However, when the nearby church and other external forces start questioning the project, Korsti begins to be more and more extreme in his thinking and what used…

This is an extremely black feministic comedy about murder and revenge. Iris has a tedious job at a match factory, and her personal life is even more boring. She is ignored at home, at work and in the night clubs she visits. To lighten up the mood she buys a…

Senja is a woman who is fascinated by the strange and dangerous medical lawyer, K. He calls Senja repeatedly and insists upon seeing her naked, wrapped only in cellophane. He turns out to be the challenge Senja needs to change her life in this play about a relationship about to…

The play is a dynamic collage based on monological statements from three young men in their 30s, Rasmus, John and Dennis, who share their experiences and thoughts about the big questions in life.

Three children are located in their family’s new flat. The father is dead, and their mentally unstable mother tends to leave them once in a while. This time, the situation is more serious than normally – she has been away for over a week and the children’s patience is nearly…

Near a bus stop, the girl Jessica one day meets a group of adults occupied with some very strange wishes.

The Twelfth Battle of Isonzo features two characters obsessed with the idea and anticipation of sex with each other. The man is old and desiccated, the woman only 17, and both are blind. She appears first, dressed in bridal clothes and tapping her way with a cane she soon breaks…

Five mothers recount the loss of their Black sons over the course of several centuries.

This play was originally a TV drama, then it became a most successful film and here it is in a scenic version. It takes place in a jurors’ room in America where the verdict is a matter of life or death for a 19 year old boy who is convicted…

In the year 2050, Latinx people have been assimilated into the (white) majority of the United States, but race issues are far from resolved. In this tricky political environment, Andres Salazar is running for office and must decide whether losing some of his own identity is worth the potential social…

This is two hysterically funny one-act comedies. ‘A Need for Brussels Sprouts’ finds a middle-aged actor hoping to land a TV commercial for pizza by playing opera full blast in his apartment while pretending to be the tenor. Enter the irate lady cop who lives upstairs and intends to give…

This is a family comedy about three sisters and their mother (all the female characters are to be performed by the same actress). The three middle aged sisters are of very different characters, living in very different environments, though with one thing in common; they all wish to emphasize how…

This farce is written by the author behind the libretto KISS ME KATE and UNDER THE SYCAMORE TREE. The play is a joke taken on the over-organised American public administration and revolves around two elderly ladies, who have got the somewhat special task of marketing natural remedies.

“The problem with my brother is that he won’t give up his principles to get results.” Former Liberal Front bencher. This is the story of two brothers who fierce ideological fight rips their family apart, decimates their personal and political reputations and challenges the moral integrity of the nation. Eggs…

Two brothers, Mark and Andrew, meet again, after many years, at the home of their dying father, nay: the man is still alive, but in a condition that resembles death, immobilized in his bed unable to recognize even his own children, virtually little more than an object, day and night…

Reality and fantasy are interwoven with terrifying power in one of Tennessee Williams’ most personal, mystifying, haunting, provocative, and oftern funny works. Finding themselves deserted by their troupe and faced with an audience expecting a performance, actor/siblings Clare and Felice enact The Two-Character Play. As they dip in and out of…

Emma Phelps is a paleoclimatologist, focusing on ice in Greenland. In drilling and studying ice core samples, she sees first hand the symptoms of our changing planet, which makes the need to act all the more crucial and urgent. In addition, Emma, as a recent widow, experiences grief that compounds…

This is a simple yet refined play about a man and a woman, who in their escape from loneliness find compassion and understanding in each other. In other words it is a romantic comedy holding a quick-witted dialog as well as two dream parts for really talented actors.

3 F / 9 M / Ballet A full-length musical in 2 acts 1 Set This is yet a modern adaptation of a Shakespeare play, and in this version it comes with an added rock music score. TWO MEN OF VERONA is the story of two friends; the noble Valentine…

In this forerunner to OUT OF ORDER, Richard Willey M. P. is trying to seduce one of the Prime Minister’s secretaries. George Pigden, his aide, manages to bungle the whole plan leaving staff and guests reeling in confusion.

Diana and Max meet at 9 years old, the day their parents start having an affair. In the ensuing decades, they see each other through highs and lows, trying not to make the same mistakes their parents did. A play about trying not to fall in love with your best…

Four one act plays to be played by the same two actors. BLACK AND SILVER, THE NEW QUIXOTE, THE FOOT and CHINAMEN; the common theme for all is marital eroticism, with a comic touch.

An empty, indefinable space. Two young women, two sisters, waiting for a coach that will probably never come, meditate on their future; they are two actresses who have just seen their own small theater company go bankrupt. But this is not ‘Theatre in the Theatre “, nor a reflection on…

Adapted from the best-selling novel by Morris Gleitzman. Colin has a mission. He wants to speak to the Queen about his brother Luke who has cancer. Cousin Alistair would like to help but stress brings on his dandruff. Colin takes the lock off the back door and goes out alone.

ELEGY FOR A LADY and SOME KIND OF LOVE STORY can be played together under the title TWO-WAY MIRROR.

In this short monologue, first performed as part of a production of twelve one-person plays, a bigamist closes in on the moment when he realizes wife number two must know what’s going on but chooses not to say anything.