Brits Off Broadway: Wolves at the Window (And Other Tales of Immorality) November 20, 2009

Embark on a unique theatrical flight of fancy into the comical, elegantly macabre, witty world of Saki (the pen name of Hector Hugh Munro), who influenced A.A. Milne and P.G. Wodehouse and was himself considered the missing link between Oscar Wilde and Noel Coward. BBC TV and Radio comedy writer Toby Davies seamlessly interweaves ten of Saki's best-known, mordantly funny tales - which are no less potent or controversial today than they were one hundred years ago.