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Few playwrights have been able to make an audience peal with laughter while exposing a character’s misery and misfortune quite like the British master Alan Ayckbourn. In “Absurd Person Singular,” ...

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Absurd Person Singular. The Denver Center Theatre Company should be applauded for selecting Absurd Person Singular, Alan Ayckbourn's dark comedy, as one of its Christmas offerings. Ayckbourn's ...

Joplin Little Theatre presents Absurd Person Singular by Alan Ayckbourn Directed by Chelsie Bennett Absurd Person Singular is a dark 1970s comedy that follows three couples through three wildly ...

The holiday season is always stressful. Buying gifts, managing guests and making sure the liquor cabinet is well-stocked — to help manage the guests — can drive a person crazy. Such is the case in ...

Absurd Person Singular is a celebration of the play’s 40th birthday, but it has not aged as a piece of theatre. It is in a sense a period piece, dating back to the days when bankers were respectable ...

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Alan Ayckbourn's plays are fascinated with doors. His vivid characters bound through them, smartly expose their own foibles, then leap back out with a slam. They exchange focus in ballets of entrance ...

Alan Ayckbourn may have fallen out of love with the West End in recent years, but this triumphant restoration of his sardonic 1972 Christmas classic Absurd Person Singular shows just how much the West ...

Theater Tulsa presents this wacky British comedy about three couples who struggle to save face and their places on the social ladder over three successive Christmas Eves, 2 p.m., John H. Williams ...