When it comes to theater, you win some, you lose some.
Christmas came early this year for aficionados of Armenian-language theater, who were treated to three – count ’em, three – such productions within the span of six weeks. So rare is such bounty that it is worthy of celebration – or lament, depending on whether one focuses on the bounty or its rarity.
All three plays were comedic in construct and happened to deal with themes of love and marriage, although the productions themselves varied greatly in caliber of writing, direction, and performance.