All photos: Ron Nabity A femme fatale invites herself home for the night. She tells wild stories of spies and military espionage in her heavily accented english. She is dead in the morning with a knife in her back. This sends Richard Hannay in a race across England and Scotland in search of a mysterious man missing a fingertip, figuring out what the 39 Steps are and, hopefully, to clear his name. This is the basic plot of a 1915 spy novel by Scottish writer John Buchan titled “The 39 Steps.” Buchan used the Richard Hannay character in four more action-spy novels. The novel, given its action/thriller qualities, was adapted into several radio plays. The first was by Orson Welles and his M

Love Child is the theatrical version of juggling. The cast consists of B Street regulars David Pierini and Gregory Alexander. Between the two of them they play eleven characters of both sexes and varying ages. Changing between characters sometimes at lightning speed. The play is a television show within a play within a play. It is based loosely on the ancient Greek myth of Ion. Love Child is written by prolific theater, film and television actors Daniel Jenkins and Robert Stanton. It had two successful Off Broadway engagements. This B Street Theatre production is the first regional premier of Love Child. Former child actor Joel Fishman is struggling to have a successful opening night of