• Howard Barker's The Castle is an epic work, blasting apart - with humor and violence - the boundaries of desire, pain, and sexuality. After an absence of 7 years, a group of Crusaders returns 'home' to find authority, religion, and human relations all upended and a new society established by the women who have been left behind. The battle lines are drawn immediately. "The Castle is one of the richest and most densely written of Barker's entire oeuvre."

  • Skinner.....Jan Maxwell
    Ann.....Jennifer Van Dyck
    Cant.....Christina Fox
    Stucley.....David Barlow
    Batter.....Steven Dykes
    Nailor.....Brent Langdon
    Holiday.....Robert Zukerman

    Villagers / Soldiers: Melissa MacDonald, Rachel Goodgal, Stephen Mrowiec, Aubrey Dube

    Director: Richard Romagnoli
    Stage Manager: Eric Conner Marlin
    Assistant to the Director: Sumire Doi

    Lighting: Hallie Zieselman
    Set: Jon Craine
    Costumes: Jule Emerson
    Sound: Cormac Bluestone

  • “The Castle is Barker's visceral explosion of sex and armaments...It's pure oxygen time again. Prepare to be wowed.”
    - Bob Mondello, NPR

  • “A compelling view of the apocalypse...Rough-and-tumble theatricality.”
    - Washington Times

  • “Political drama in the widest, most searching and subversive sense.”
    - Time Out London

  • “The most exciting new play in London.”
    - The Guardian

  • Serious Money – In a scathing satire set in the trading pits and boardrooms of London's financial district, acclaimed English playwright Caryl Churchill tackles the insider trading, corporate raiding and leveraged buyouts of the late '80s. Churchill's acidly funny, cocaine-fueled ride examines the abuses of power, greed and sexual politics that continue to resonate with the current global financial crisis. Fiercely witty and shockingly prophetic, Serious Money also features music and lyrics by Ian Dury, Micky Gallagher and Chas Jankel.

  • Scilla Todd.....Tara Giordano
    Jake Todd.....Mat Nakitare
    Grimes / Grevett.....Jay Dunn
    Billy Corman / Frosby.....Alex Draper
    Greville Todd / Merrison.....Steven Dykes
    Nigel Abjibala.....Aubrey Dube
    Zac Zackerman.....David Barlow
    Marylou Baines / Mrs. Etherington.....Megan Byrne
    Jacinta Condor.....Jeanne LaSala Taylor
    Ms. Biddulph / Gleason.....Nesba Crenshaw

    Lords, Ladies, Traders: Molly O'Keefe, Sarah Lusche, Mari Vial-Golden, Isabel Shill, Noah Berman,
    Adam Milano, Madeley Crenshaw-Dykes

    Director: Cheryl Faraone
    Stage Manager: Michael Bradley Block
    Assistant to the Director: Melissa MacDonald

    Lighting: Mark Evancho
    Set: Hallie Zieselman
    Costumes: Jule Emerson with Jordan Jones
    Sound: Allison Rimmer with Aubrey Dube
    Musical Direction: Carol Christensen
    Choreographer: Alicia Evancho

  • "If there's a sharper-edged evening of entertainment
    in Manhattan at the moment, it involves juggling knives...The over-the-top comedy remains
    raw and urgent."
    - The New York Times

    "Director Cheryl Faraone cracks the whip over this mad circus with an authoritative flick of the wrist. Her staging is fast, sharp, and inventive."
    - Backstage

    "A hyper-intelligent, formally dense geopolitical thriller-cum-comedy of manners."
    - The New Yorker