Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, Disgraced, returns to our stage after 8 years!
Located in a spacious Upper East Side apartment in New York, Amir has worked hard to achieve the American Dream. With South Asian Muslim roots, he has gone on to become a successful lawyer, has a beautiful American wife and even a wardrobe of $600 custom-tailored shirts.
But when Amir hosts a dinner party for his African American colleague and her Jewish husband, the initially pleasant evening erupts into a volatile argument over race, religion and class in the modern world.
Set in post 9/11 America, Disgraced, a Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Ayad Akhtar takes you on an “entertaining and thought-provoking” (USA Today) journey, exploring the clash between modernity and faith.
“Terrific, turbulent, with fresh currents of dramatic electricity” (The New York Times), Disgraced takes an honest, rare and exciting look into how we define ourselves and our beliefs in the modern world.
