All in the Timing
by David Ives | 
The Boys Next Door
by Tom Griffin | 
Metamorphoses
by Mary Zimmerman | 
Henry IV
by Luigi Pirandello | 
The Klingon Hamlet
by Lawrence Schoen |
Lend Me a Tenor
by Ken Ludwig | 
Six Characters in Search of an Author
by Luigi Pirandello | 
Long Day's Journey into Night
by Eugene O'Neill | 
The Lady's Not for Burning
by Christopher Fry | 
Driving Miss Daisy
by Alfred Uhry | 
Man of La Mancha
by Dale Wasserman | 
Agnes of God
by John Pielmeier |
Buried Child
by Sam Shepard |
Happy Days
by Samuel Beckett | 
Coriolanus
by William Shakespeare | 
Mourning Becomes Electra
by Eugene O'Neill |
The Skin of Our Teeth
by Thornton Wilder | 
The Duchess of Malfi
by John Webster | 
The Devil's Disciple
by George Bernard Shaw | 
Incident at Vichy
by Arthur Miller |
"First I've got no master, then all of a sudden I've got two!...I can't wait on both of them....Wait a minute....Get two pay packets, and eat and drink for two? Why not?" Carlo Goldoni's crafty servant who turns somersaults to please both his masters and serve himself is one of the great classic commedia dell'arte plays of world drama. This new adaptation by Dorothy Louise captures the remarkable pace of the story in fresh dialogue that is attuned to contemporary American audiences.