Season

Posted on Thu, Sep. 10, 2009

By Rich Copley

Director Adam Luckey thinks it's entirely appropriate that Balagula's first announced season is a lineup of absurdist fare.

"The idea of having a viable theater that does great work in a restaurant, and then making that happen sounds a bit absurd itself. But that's what they've done," Luckey said, shortly after a rehearsal of Endgame, his contribution to the trio of plays in "B" for Beckett.

June 3, 2011

by Rich Copley

Balagula Theatre, the troupe based at Natasha’s Bistro and Bar, has announced its 2011-12 season, which it dubs “Eternity in an Hour,”  using a term coined by William Blake.

The season includes two modern American plays and the world premiere of the winner of the Kentucky Women Writers Conference Prize for Women Playwrights.

The season is as follows:

One Flea Spare by Prospect native Naomi Wallace, Sept. 1 to 14. An award-winning play set in plague-ravaged 17th-century London.