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	Wonderful World by Richard Dresser Presented by Dragon Productions Theatre Company at Dragon Theatre May 24-June 17, 2012 Max has a serious in-law problem. An apparently happy family hurtles to the brink of despair in this hilariously twisted comedy about two brothers, Max and Barry. Feeling slighted by Max and his girlfriend, Barry's wife embarks on a scorched-earth policy of truth-telling. Wonderful World probes the subterranean truths of an American family and... Wonderful World by Richard Dresser Presented by Dragon Productions Theatre Company at Dragon Theatre May 24-June 17, 2012 Event Rating (0 votes)	(1 attending)
	Intermediate Improv Class - Wednesdays Presented by Dragon Productions Theatre Company at Dragon Theatre May 30-June 27, 2012 This workshop is a friendly place. Have fun, explore more improv, and practice improvising stories. Use tools from earlier Improv classes in more complex scenes. Leave the class with a greater knowledge of improvising narrative scenes. Attendees must have completed at least a Beginning Improv class. The workshop is limited to 12... Intermediate Improv Class - Wednesdays Presented by Dragon Productions Theatre Company at Dragon Theatre May 30-June 27, 2012 Event Rating (0 votes)

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• Event Name: Anton in Show Business
  "Incisive, funny & poignant ANTON"
  Review posted by: TheatreProfessor (Emeritus) from San Jose, CA, May 04, 2010
  

  This is a small theatre - I counted 42 seats with room for assisted seating and the possibility of a few folding chairs added. I'd suggest reserving a seat now - word of mouth should generate SOLD... Expand

  This is a small theatre - I counted 42 seats with room for assisted seating and the possibility of a few folding chairs added. I'd suggest reserving a seat now - word of mouth should generate SOLD OUT houses for this show. Extremely talented cast with artful staging and effective set. Anyone in theatre should know this show and anyone outside of theatre should see it. Aside from what seemed to be just a few technical and actor miss-ques on my evening (young into its run), it is a well conceived, presented, and acted show. This is one of those "play within a play" things and the layers of the onion were revealed consistently and the flow between the elements was consistent and smooth. The "meat" of the work, the three women cast to play Checkov's "The Sister's Three," was brilliantly cast and protrayed. Supported by five other stellar actors, of whom several played multiple roles, this was a uniform job of solid theatre. BRAVO! Collapse