Comedy goes behind the Iron Curtain in Don't Drink the Water, written by Woody Allen (Annie Hall, Midnight in Paris). This timeless play -- which was subsequently turned into both a film and a TV movie -- made its Broadway debut in 1966, and remains as hilarious as ever. In it, the American Ambassador to an unnamed country must travel on business and leaves his notorious screwup of a son, Alex Magee, in charge. Immediately, things get into crisis mode when New Jersey tourist Walter Hollander accidentally takes a picture of the wrong thing in a high security location, causing him and his family to seek refuge in the American embassy. Filled with Allen's signature brand of humor and a colorful cast of characters, this oddball comedy comes to the Village Theatre and Art Gallery in Danville.