Starring Avi Hoffman and Gordon McConnell. Wonderfully funny and amazingly poignant. In a dilapidated old synagogue in Kabul during the final days of the Taliban regime, the one thing that binds the Jewish community together – they both hate each other’s guts. Ishaq and Zeblyan are discovered to be the last two surviving Jews in all of Afghanistan. Inspired by a true story, they are, in fact a real life middle-eastern odd couple. Could it be that the salvation of Afghanistan's Jewish community is left in the hands of these two schlimazels?  

The Storytelling Ability of a Boy
By Carter W. Lewis
World Premiere
December 9 - January 17

Love gets dangerous when a young English teacher gets involved in the personal lives of two of her students, a strange boy with a gift for writing and a brooding young girl with a nail gun. A darkly fun and deeply moving new play about the power of storytelling itself. Another success story from the 2009 1st Stage New Works Festival.
(Contains strong language and adult themes.)

Sins of the Mother
By Israel Horovitz
Southeastern Premiere
January 27 - March 7

Legendary playwright Israel Horovitz spins a haunting mystery exposing the tragic truths that bind the families of a small fishing town together in this explosive new drama about revenge and forgiveness. A part of the 70/70 Horovitz Project, a yearlong, worldwide event celebrating Horovitz's 70th birthday with 70 productions of Horovitz plays.

Dr. Radio
By Bill Castellino & Christopher McGovern
World Premiere
March 24 - May 2

A brand new, completely original musical from the Director & Musical Director of CAGNEY! and Some Kind of Wonderful! In a small, dusty radio repair shop on a forgotten street in an old Brooklyn neighborhood, the little man who has repaired radios for generations faces foreclosure in a time that has passed him by. As he reflects on a lifetime of memories, the world of his imagination explodes into song and dance. Blues, bebop, hot jazz, cool rock - the music of the generations swirls through this intensely romantic and forgotten world.

When The Sun Shone Brighter
By Christopher Demos-Brown
World Premiere
May 12 - June 20

Mayor Jose Sanchez-Fors, Jr. of Miami is a charismatic politician of unlimited potential, but when he decides to run for the Senate, his own lust for power entangles him in a web of sex, lies and ambition. This sultry story from a new South Florida voice was a hit of the 2009 1st Stage New Works Festival.
(Contains strong language and adult themes.) 

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