
REVIEW: “Eureka Day” Turns Consensus to Chaos at Falcon Theatre
Jonathan Spector’s comedy follows the executive committee of a progressive private school as its members navigate a mumps outbreak.

Jonathan Spector’s comedy follows the executive committee of a progressive private school as its members navigate a mumps outbreak.

It is no coincidence that many black comedies are Irish; that’s just our brand of humour. But Crocodile Fever feels different in that the sisters

There are plenty of twists and turns within the script that contribute to the humor and horror of the situation.

‘Your Neighbor’ is a thought provoking experience of devised theatre that celebrates and uplifts individuals living with HIV/AIDS.

“Falcon’s production of this play is smart, tight, and surprisingly funny.”

Rader’s work is a compelling blend of tragedy and hope, peppered with laughter before erupting into full-blown tragedy.

At the Know Theatre this weekend, something funny is happening. Literally.

Neil’s advice to anyone curious about improv is simple: give it a try.