All in the Timing (Primary Stages, 59E59 Theatres, 59 E. 59, newly extended through Apr. 28). A twentieth-anniversary off-Broadway revival of the program of six one-act comedies, by turns surreal and poignant, that first put David Ives on the map of American theater. I didn’t see the 1993 production, but I can’t imagine how it could have been better than this glittering version, perfectly staged by John Rando, Ives’ frequent collaborator, and acted with colossal éclat by five young actors who fit together like the pieces of a platinum-plated jigsaw puzzle (TT).