The story is Waiting for Godot meets Hamlet -- two of Hamlet's bit parts, courtiers named Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, find themselves existing "backstage" solely for the purpose of popping onstage every so often as a plot -- unknowable to them -- calls for. In Ghostlight Theatrical's production, Patrick Allcorn's Guildenstern and Jeff Pierson's Rosencrantz are long on existential confusion and short on "being there." more ›

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We've always wanted to see Racine's Phaedra -- apparently only cheese-eating surrender monkeys the French really go for it, so it's not performed all that often in these parts. Yet what drives the story is as universal as the suspicion that something might be up between Carol and Greg on the Brady Bunch. When Phaedra marries the warrior-king Theseus, she develops "feelings" for her stepson Hippolytus -- but he's got eyes only for Aricia ("Aricia, Aricia, Aricia!"). more ›