Written by David Ives
Directed by: Kevin Dressler
All in the Timing, written by David Ives between 1987-1993, is comprised of six diverse, but equally hilarious one-act comedies, that focus on language and wordplay, existentialist perspectives on life, and the complications encountered in human interaction. A Sure Thing reveals a couple on their first date, given the opportunity to reset and try again each time they say the “wrong” thing. Words, Words, Words, explores three chimps; Milton, Swift, and Kafka who are locked in a room using the “infinite monkey theorem” whereby, given enough time monkeys, could compose any given text, even recreating Hamlet. The Universal Language has a con man peddling courses in a dubious language in which "hello" translates as "velcro" and "fraud" becomes "freud," who is transformed by his shy student’s faith. Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread is a mini-musical parody based on the work of composer Philip Glass. In The Philadelphia, a man discovers that he’s entered that strange pocket of the universe where asking for the opposite is the only way to get what he wants and in Variations on the Death of Leon Trotsky, there are poetic Marxisms followed by him dying, over and over and over again. You will be enchanted, perplexed, and enormously entertained by the varied and incisively intelligent premises. Winner of the John Gassner Playwriting Award, premiering Off-Broadway in 1993 at Primary Stages and revived in 2013. Contains Adult Language.
Evening Performances - October 7th, 8th, 13th and 14th 2016 at 7:30PM
Matinee Performances - October 8th and 15th 2016 at 2PM
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