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Despair's Book of Dreams and the Sometimes Radio
It's the waking dreamscape of a lonely abandoned man capering through the confines of a house as jumbled and tattered as the ruins of his mind. It's soliloquy and song, music and mysticism, even a scattered meditation on the tenuous phantoms of audio frequency. Or infrequency, as the case may be. In his unusual new musical, Kirk Smith introduces Constantinopolis: a man whose memories both nurture, and terrorize, who is rebuilding within his heartbreak house an antique radio through which he receives broadcasts from . . .somewhere. Full length. 100 min.

item #: sc-des-01

price: $7

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Dicken's A Tale of Two Cities
Kirk Smith's adept take on Dickens' monumental tale of a world turned upside down in Revolutionary France is as fresh as it is honest. This adaptation molds the immense detail of a story in which two men's lives intertwine with an almost star-crossed duality into a satisfying, accessible vehicle, complete with Paris mobs, storm-swept highways, crowded streets, and treacherous courtrooms. Best of all, it's done briskly, without the burdensome trappings and extravagant indulgences that curdle other adaptations.

item #: sc-t2c-01

price: $7