When a hand grenade suddenly lands in their apartment, it's just one more thing for the couple to bicker about in "Delirium," director Igor Golyak's explosive adaptation of Eugene Ionesco's 1962 absurdist play "Frenzy for Two, or More." The Arlekin Players' production at the Space at Irondale showcases the inexhaustibl
When a hand grenade suddenly lands in their apartment, it's just one more thing for the couple to bicker about in "Delirium," director Igor Golyak's explosive adaptation of Eugene Ionesco's 1962 absurdist...
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When a hand grenade suddenly lands in their apartment, it's just one more thing for the couple to bicker about in "Delirium," director Igor Golyak's explosive adaptation of Eugene Ionesco's 1962 absurdist play "Frenzy for Two, or More." The Arlekin Players' production at the Space at Irondale showcases the inexhaustibl
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