The Beggar’s Opera
Gay and Pepusch, with a nine-piece band on the stage and the ballads sung as ballads. Three hundred years old and still the rudest thing in the season.
The three plays the company is carrying now.
Gay and Pepusch, with a nine-piece band on the stage and the ballads sung as ballads. Three hundred years old and still the rudest thing in the season.
Chekhov, in a new version by Ruth Falk. The estate has been run for twenty-five years for a man who turns out not to have been worth it.
A new play. Forty years after the valley was flooded, the man who opens and closes the sluices is asked to open them one more time.