Clyde’s
Pulitzer-Prize winner Lynn Nottage’s dramatic comedy about four ex-cons employed by a tyrannical diner owner is not only funny, it’s also a serious look at the problems they face living in the world outside prison walls.
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Author: Victoria Weisfeld
Florence and Mojo
Two short plays by pioneering Black author Alice Childress provide an especially nuanced look at the lives of Black women during and after the Jim Crow era.
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The Caretaker
Harold Pinter’s The Caretaker shines in this production at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey.
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The Metromaniacs
The plot is a frothy meringue, but the wordplay is spectacular. Based on an 18th century French farce that had its roots in real events and its flowering as recent as today’s news cycle.
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Enchanted April
The charming Matthew Barber play, Enchanted April, set in London and on the Italian Riviera in the early 1920s, can be seen as a romantic comedy, or as something more–a call to people old and young not to stand in the way of their own happiness.
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