Hamlet, Russians and Monkeys: An Evening of One Acts

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From the minds of two of theatre’s hilariously unique playwrights, five one acts will jostle your funny bone as well as stretch your thought on the state of humanity. From Christopher Durang comes "The Actor’s Nightmare" the quintessential dream of suddenly finding yourself on stage to perform without knowing what the play is. And from David Ives a series of plays exploring the human condition: "Sure Thing", where to create the perfect first date you get a do-over for anything you say, "Words, Words, Words", tests the infinite monkey theorem, "Universal Language", shows that real communication is more than just words and "Variations on the Death of Trotsky", which… is pretty self-explanatory. All together an evening of fun for everyone.