Black Comedy - Play Tickets

Black Comedy is a clever 1965 one-act farce by Peter Shaffer that plays with lighting to reveal what’s unseen on stage. This performer page gathers the essential background, notable production history, and upcoming tour information to help you secure seats with ease. Whether you’re new to Shaffer’s wit or a longtime admirer, you’ll find reliable details and straightforward access to tickets for performances across the country.

Peter Shaffer, the British playwright behind Equus and Amadeus, earned multiple Tony Awards and was knighted in 2001, reinforcing his status as a towering figure in modern theatre. The touring productions of Black Comedy bring Shaffer’s signature humor and inventive staging to regional venues, offering audiences a crisp, engaging night of theatre.

Below you’ll find a concise biography, highlights from Shaffer’s career, and a schedule of upcoming performances. We’ve got you covered for a smooth ticket-buying experience.

Upcoming tours feature performances at Riverside Playhouse (Numerica PAC) in Wenatchee, WA; Lamp-Lite Theatre in Nacogdoches, TX; Cypress Moon Studios in Sheffield, AL; Laurel Mill Playhouse in Laurel, MD; and Pentacle Theatre in Salem, OR. For each stop, check dates, venue details, and how to secure your seats. Follow the host venues on their official social channels for the latest announcements and behind-the-scenes content: Numerica Performing Arts Center (Facebook, X, YouTube, Instagram), Lamp-Lite Theatre (social channels), and other partner venues.

Social handles and official site links for partner venues are provided below to help you connect with updates and ticket information. This page treats each date as its own event, so you can easily find the show you’re attending and secure your seats without confusion.