U.S.A. 1947. Can a loud-mouth, head-busting millionaire junk dealer buy a U.S. Senator to snag a fat government contract? Can his chorus girl mistress learn to talk and behave like a lady after a crash course given by a handsome Washington journalist? This perennial American favorite comedy-satire will answer those questions … and more!

★ Provocative • Nightmarish • Witty ★

An African-American seamstress in 1905 New York City, unmarried and with few friends, makes her living crafting fine ladies undergarments. Unsure of herself, timid, she endures much heartache and disappointment, but ultimately finds peace andinner strength through the artistry of her fingers. Sensitively drawn characters are psychologically insightful and true to their historical context.

Four former opera soloists, residents of a home for retired arts professionals, plan a dramatic comeback … well, of a kind.  As they endeavor to whip into shape their signature quartet from Rigoletto, high comedy ensues: nerves begin to fray,sparks start to fly, and past grievances and mutual suspicions rise to the surface. But at the end of the day, art conquers all… after a fashion. By the celebrated author of The Dresser.

The lives of two extraordinary women intersect: one black, a member of the African elite who is the mother of a murderous dictator; the other white, a world-renowned eye surgeon who lost her son tragically years before. In this thriller-like political and psychological drama, the two women start sharing a terrible secret, at the core of which is their gnawing feeling of guilt over the fate of their respective sons.

★ Compelling • Engrossing • Profound ★

Three stories of love and lovers, three sets of lives, laughter, cries, and frustrations, all playing out in the same suite at the famed Plaza Hotel in New York City: A wedding anniversary goes awry; A Hollywood bigwig romances his college sweetheart; A bride-to-be locked in the bathroom drives parents over the edge. A classic treat from the great humorist’s grab bag.