On a long moonlit night, James Tyrone and Josie Hogan, fueled by drink and lust, find companionship and solace, as they reveal to each other the grief, longing and unfulfilled love they've hidden from the world.

Written in 1952, this absurd tragic farce concerns two characters, known as Old Man and Old Woman, frantically preparing chairs for a series of invisible guests who are coming to hear an orator reveal the old man's discovery of the meaning of life.

The 1999 Olivier Award winning play takes place in rural Ireland, where local men swap spooky stories in an attempt to impress a young woman who recently moved into a nearby "haunted" house. The tables are soon turned when she tells a tale of her own.

Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize winner Edward Albee delves deeper into his 1958 play The Zoo Story by adding a first-act, Homelife, leading to Peter's fateful meeting with Jerry on a park bench in Central Park.

An intimate comedy of bad manners, centering on a divorced couple both recently remarried, who accidentally book adjoining suites at a hotel for their honeymoons, revealing with razor-sharp wit the pitfalls of love and marriage.