"Art is not a mirror held up to reality, but a hammer with which to shape it" – Bertolt Brecht
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An early play of Pinter’s, and one that has lost none of its capacity to intrigue.
Samuel Beckett’s masterpiece.
Eugene O’Neill’s late masterpiece “Hughie”
“The Ann Bronston Story Project” is a selection of stories written by company member Ann Bronston and performed by Troy Dunn, Lindsay Plake, and Martha Duncan. They are stories of love, loss, sex, and family that unravel the secret longings and conflicts that can both torment and transform us.
City Garage stages a timely revival of Havel’s classic piece about totalitarian regimes, censorship, and the price of integrity. In this semi-autobiographical play, translated by Czech-born playwright Tom Stoppard, a dissident intellectual, Leopold Nettles, is dogged by the secret police, pressured by his friends, and nagged by his housemate to just shut up and go along. Shadowy figures arrive to offer him a deal to stay out of prison but Nettles can’t get himself to accept. His world starts to dissolve in a hallucinatory battle of conscience but will he ultimately have the courage of his convictions?