.				Communicating Doors July 7 to 29 by Alan Ayckbourn review by Ed Vincent This production is another treat produced by the high quality ensemble at Buffalo Theatre.  There are moments where I thought I was watching a mix of "Slaughter House Five", by Kurt Vonnegut and a classic film noir detective thriller.  This time traveling murder mystery begins with a sexy tart in black latex who believes that she is here to spank a grey haired business man - not like 60 minutes.  We find this dominatrix is not a whore but rather a sexual consultant with an eye for justice. There are times when the journey feels like a "hotel in hell" and times that require a little emotional math while through it all a wild ride into the science fiction of time travel mixed with love and justice.  The sets are incredible and the acting by all is superb.  Connie Canaday Howard is great in the role of Ruella, Julie Partyka as the ever changing Jessica is grand, and Brad Lawrence as Julian is evil like no other.  Science fiction, sex, women in their underwear, and humour, make a good story even better.  Get your tickets soon, this closes at the end of the month. Buffalo Theatre Ensemble Communicating Doors by Alan Ayckbourn Directed by Steve Scott July 7 to 29, $25 – 30 to be reviewed by Ed Vincent A London sex specialist from the future stumbles into a murder plot that sends her traveling back in time. She, and two women who were murdered two decades earlier, race back and forth in time, trying to rewrite history and prevent their own violent ends.  This is an intricate time-traveling comic thriller from the British master of farce.   "A real knockout ... A vastly entertaining blend of drawing room thriller with old time plays. Of course, Ayckbourn has added innumerable piquant and bizarre details of his own ... a show to see." — N.Y. Post http://www.cod.edu/artscntr/events.htm http://www.cod.edu/artscntr/   From East Take westbound Interstate 290 (Eisenhower Expressway) to westbound Interstate 88 (East-West Tollway), exit on Route 53 North. Drive north on Route 53 to Butterfield Road (Rt. 56), West (left- about a mile ) to Park Boulevard. Right on Park to Fawell Boulevard. West to college Arts Center.