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WHY TORTURE IS WRONG...

...and the  People Who Love Them

By Christopher Durang

July 8 –August 1

Christopher Durang turns political humor upside down with this raucous and provocative satire about America's growing homeland "insecurity." Durang oddly relieves our fears in this black comedy for an era of yellow, orange and red alerts.

No one under 17 years old will be admitted.

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8pm Thursday, Friday &Saturday, 3pm Sunday
$25 adults, $10 students (Fridays, Saturday, Sunday);
$18 (Thursday)

Senior Sunday July 11 – Senior tickets $15

April  2009, NY Times review of the Public Theater in East Village

April 2009 Variety review

Based on the book my Michael Cunningham and Craig Marberry and adapted by Regina Taylor

September 23 – October 17

Our first musical! About the experience of churchgoing black women in the South where their hats are a symbol of the pride, beauty and endurance of black women everywhere.

Made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts

2002 NPR Review - Listen!

2009 DC Theatre Scene

2009 LA Times

2006@City Theatre Pittsburgh, PA

A Teacher Resource Guide from McCarter Theatre
Education Department

Teacher Guide from
The Goodman Theatre (pdf)

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See Talking Broadway review

April 15 – May 2

Three ambitious college freshman discover the unpublished manuscript of a famously reclusive -- and recently deceased --  author.  Plagiarism is such an ugly word...

Reviews of 2005 performance @ Daryl Roth Theater on Union Square, NYC

• Curtain Up
• NY Times
• Broadway Buzz

Get the manuscript from Amazon