In his new audio comedy, Alan Ayckbourn does more than write: He and his wife, Heather Stoney, portray several couples in disarray. By Laura Collins-Hughes This master farceur’s play, believed to be ...

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British playwright Alan Ayckbourn has long been the theater’s champion daredevil, a man who never saw a stage stunt he wouldn’t tackle. One of his early works, The Norman Conquests, was a cycle of ...

Comic Potential, now at the Aurora Fox, takes flight on the performance of Jessica Austgen as robot JCF 31333 — or Jacie Triplethree. Alan Ayckbourn’s play is set in the near future, when the ...

West End Productions, which specializes in plays by British writers, is mounting a new production of “How the Other Half Loves,” a farcical 1969 play by celebrated playwright Alan Ayckbourn. “It’s ...

Alan Ayckbourn, often referred to in this country as “the British Neil Simon,” had his first major success with 1967’s Relatively Speaking. The comparison isn’t exactly apt: Ayckbourn (who has written ...

Here’s a double bill you don’t see every day: Alan Ayckbourn’s two plays House and Garden are now in simultaneous production at the Actors’ Playhouse in Coral Gables. Both are set during the course of ...

In Life of Riley, according to Old Globe, "the playwright looks backwards, forwards and, now and then, sideways with wry comic affection on the lives we lived or might have lived. George Riley's ...

The proprietor of the little Scarborough hotel where I was staying — a maternal Scottish woman who apologized sweetly for the lack of Internet service — stopped by my breakfast table to ask what I ...

Callina Anderson and Aaron Alford in Main Street Theater's Taking Steps. Credit: Photo by Pin Lim/Forest Photography By the time young bride Elizabeth (Callina Anderson) climbs into bed with sleeping ...