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| | A Classics professor at one of the greatest universities in America finds a long-lost manuscript by Euripides that makes her famous throughout the world. And then loses it. And then calls on the Ancient Greek Gods of Comedy to get her out of the mess. For young professor Daphne Rain, the first surprise is that the gods show up. And the second surprise is that any two people – even if they are gods – can wreak so much havoc on one university. The Ivy League will never be the same as a pair of screwball deities encounters the carnal complexity of college coeds, campus capers, and conspicuous consumption. | Buy tickets |
| | The sharp-edged but charming play takes place on and around a park bench in Central Park where two elderly men - one black and one white - with nothing in common but their spirited resistance to having others decide for them when they no longer count. Together, but each, in his own unique way, they fight those who would put them out to pasture, developing throughout a true, albeit unusual friendship. | Buy tickets |
| | A story of order and disorder, reality and appearance, and love and marriage. Humans and fairies, lovers and fighters all interact in the magical forest ruled by Oberon the fairy king, Titania his strong-willed queen, and his loyal and mischievous servant Puck. All ends well with a triple marriage, reconciled lovers, and the triumphant performance of The Tragedy of Pyramus and Thisbe by Peter Quince and Bottom and their company of traveling actors. | Buy tickets |