Tim Robbins, artistic director of The Actors’ Gang, says he was surprised by how much writing talent there was in the company. “I had no idea we had such talented playwrights within the company,” he says in the press release. “What was doubly impressive though, was how much the plays had in common: themes of life and death, judgment and the afterlife, the anxiety and struggle of everyday survival…”

The Actors’ Gang has always been a progressive, thinking-person’s kind of theatre and Angels, Devils and Other Things seems to be right in line with their record of thought-provoking entertainment.

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