Marriage by Nikolai Gogol

Marriage (1833) by Nikolai Gogol - an utterly improbable occurrence in two acts
February 10 - February 26 (Tuesday-Saturday at 7:30 pm, Sunday at 2:30 pm)
Tickets: $20.00
Opening Night: Friday, February 10 (Admission to Opening Night includes Post Show Party - Tickets: $30.00)
Preview Performances: February 8 \& 9 at 7:30 pm - $15.00
Joins us for talkback sessions after the Sunday, February 12 \& Sunday, February 19 2:30 pm shows.
From Nikolai Gogol, one of Russia's most heralded writers, comes a poetic and hilarious seldom-performed fractured fairy tale about the business of marriage. A town matchmaker and a newly-betrothed busybody match wits in a race to marry off a gun-shy suitor. Calamity ensues (reminiscent of Chekhov) and it's anybody's guess whether the bride will make it to the altar. Written in 1833, Marriage is as fresh and fun today as the day it was conceived.
"beyond tragedy or comedy into a realm that might be called cosmic farce."
"luminous and hilarious"