Performances were at
THE MATRIX THEATRE, 7657 MELROSE
AVE between Stanley and Spaulding,
3 blocks east of Fairfax.
 For full details, please click here 1951. Red Square,
Moscow. A Red Army theatrical troupe
struggles to stage a politically
correct version of "JULIUS
CAESAR". One Actor drunkenly
imitates Stalin during rehearsal
and is promptly arrested and
shipped off to the Gulag. Until
a Russian movie director needs
a young 'Stalin' for
his next movie...
"You could call
Charles Wood a playwright,
a poet, and a painter. The playwright
speaks for himself on the stage and
on the screen; the poet is revealed
in the text through the repeated rhythms, the
hint of rhyme, the stylized translation of conversation,
and in the emergence of an idiosyncratic
and obsessional voice; the painter
is latent in the stage directions. John
Osborne has always been credited
with changing the course of drama
with Look
Back In Anger, but I would say that it
was Charles who has been responsible
for the theatrical revolution."
SIR RICHARD EYRE – Director
November 17, 2005 through December 18,
2005
U.S. Premiere - Originally staged
at the Royal Shakespeare Company
A new play from this world-renowned
novelist. Recently "off-Broadway",
this production included Emmy Award-winning
actress Susan Clark and was directed
by Robin Gammell.
January 12, 2006 through February
12, 2006
Cast: Susan Clark, Kaye Kittrell, Linda
Slade, Rosemary Morgan, Samantha
Sloyan.
 THE BODY by Nick Darke
"Superlative Cast... for those seeking
gripping and intelligent theatre that raises
urgent questions, this consummately crafted
offering more than fits the bill"
-- Frontiers Magazine
 Readings (click for more information)
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TRIPTYCH by Edna
O'Brien