Beaumont Theater
The story of PARADE is true. It is a love story against all odds, a love story played against a backdrop of religious intolerance and political injustice that make this musical so emotionally compelling.
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November 12, 1998 - February 28, 1999
Beaumont Theater
Written 400 years ago this madcap tale of mistaken identities and misplaced affection is truly timeless. Thus, LCT's new production was not rooted in a specific time or place, although it did have a contemporary feel.
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June 19 - August 30, 1998
Beaumont Theater
A comedy...by Eugene O'Neill? Yes! Although he is one of the pillars of 20th-century drama and created some of the most memorable, tragic stories for the stage, O'Neill did write one comedy in 1933: AH, WILDERNESS!
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February 19 - May 3, 1998
Newhouse Theater
PRIDE'S CROSSING is Tina Howe's fictional biography of Mabel Tidings Bigelow, a New Englander whose life has spanned the twentieth century, by turns a gentile young lady, a burgeoning feminist, and a discreet iconoclast.
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November 6, 1997 - April 5, 1998
Beaumont Theater
This early, neglected play by Anton Chekhov was adapted by David Hare, staged by Gerald Gutierrez and starred Oscar and two-time Tony winner Kevin Kline in the title role.
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October 23, 1997 - January 4, 1998
Beaumont Theater
JUAN DARIÉN is a compassion play set in the South American jungle, centering on an orphaned tiger cub who is miraculously transformed into a human child after he is taken in by a woman who has just lost her own baby.
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November 7, 1996 - January 5, 1997
Beaumont Theater
The title refers to Spalding Gray's learning to ski for the first time at age 53, but in a larger sense, he's also getting at the slipperiness of adjusting to middle age and some major life changes.
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November 2, 1996 - January 6, 1997
Cort Theatre
SEX AND LONGING follows the outrageous and comical exploits of Lulu Dubois, a nymphomaniac, who with her gay roommate Justin, has just published an 'art' book called "Explicit Photographs Of The Last 300 People We Slept With".
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September 12, 1996 - November 17, 1996
Plymouth Theatre
With this play, Albee held up the dramatic equivalent of a funhouse mirror to the audience which was alternately amused and disturbed by his story about the fragile nature of marriages, families and friendships.
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March 28 - September 29, 1996
Newhouse Theater
A gripping story about a cursed family on assignment in Durban during the late 1970s. When the father makes a Faustian bargain in order to move his family away from their isolated life in South Africa, his actions have tragic ramifications.
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February 1 - June 30, 1996
Beaumont Theater
In this marvelously entertaining and bracingly intelligent play, we view the current tensions within the Chruch of England, as personified by a team of Anglican priests in the inner city who are struggling to hold onto their dwindling parishioners.
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November 1 - December 31, 1995
Newhouse Theater
Tom Donaghy's remarkable, funny-sad play is about a blue-collar family, depicted over thirty years of turbulent times in America: from the assassination of President Kennedy to the scourge of AIDS.
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October 5, 1995 - January 7, 1996
Beaumont Theater
ARCADIA has the brain-tingling mixture of language, literature, science and history one expects from playwright Tom Stoppard, but this very funny and sexy new play aimed for the heart as well as the head.
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March 2 - August 27, 1995
Cort Theatre
THE HEIRESS centers on a shy, lonely heiress, her domineering father to whom she is devoted, and a handsome suitor with whom she falls in love despite her father's objections.
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February 9 - December 31, 1995
