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Two years after his hit play, American Hwangap, Lloyd Suh is back with a contemporary parable imagining a wild stretch in the lost years of Jesus Christ. Teenaged and wayward, Jesus of Nazareth journeys to the east with his friend, Abigail of Galilee, towards a spiritual haven full of Maharajas, music, and some really good weed.
“The Magic Theatre unveiled a truly original new voice with the world premiere of Lloyd Suh’s quirky and affecting American Hwangap. . . Missed connections stalked the stage with beguiling ingenuity in a tale of a long distance family reunion”. Top 10 Best of Bay Area Theatre in 2009 – Rob Hurwitt, Chronicle Theatre Critic
T H E P A S T
7pm Dec. 5th, 2011: Staged Reading in Minneapolis: HOME BELOW ZERO. Playwrights Center
Fresh out of Iraq, Khaled shows up at his best friend’s doorstep in America. Problem is, Jeff’s been in a coma since a bomb blew up his Humvee three weeks earlier—and Jeff’s father blames Khaled and everyone who looks like him. But Khaled has traveled far with no one else to turn to and the two men are forced to wait it out together. In the long silence an unexpected common language emerges unleashing centuries of rage and resentment…and music. A heavy metal clash between Midwest and Middle East
About Home Below Zero
Fresh out of Iraq, Khaled shows up at his best friend’s doorstep in America. Problem is, Jeff’s been in a coma since a bomb blew up his Humvee three weeks earlier—and Jeff’s father blames Khaled and everyone who looks like him. But Khaled has traveled far with no one else to turn to and the two men are forced to wait it out together. In the long silence an unexpected common language emerges unleashing centuries of rage and resentment…and music. A heavy metal clash between Midwest and Middle East
SHOWS
Click here or on Calendar above to purchase Tickets.
Two years after his hit play, American Hwangap, Lloyd Suh is back with a contemporary parable imagining a wild stretch in the lost years of Jesus Christ. Teenaged and wayward, Jesus of Nazareth journeys to the east with his friend, Abigail of Galilee, towards a spiritual haven full of Maharajas, music, and some really good weed.
“The Magic Theatre unveiled a truly original new voice with the world premiere of Lloyd Suh’s quirky and affecting American Hwangap. . . Missed connections stalked the stage with beguiling ingenuity in a tale of a long distance family reunion”. Top 10 Best of Bay Area Theatre in 2009 – Rob Hurwitt, Chronicle Theatre Critic
T H E P A S T
7pm Dec. 5th, 2011: Staged Reading in Minneapolis: HOME BELOW ZERO. Playwrights Center
Fresh out of Iraq, Khaled shows up at his best friend’s doorstep in America. Problem is, Jeff’s been in a coma since a bomb blew up his Humvee three weeks earlier—and Jeff’s father blames Khaled and everyone who looks like him. But Khaled has traveled far with no one else to turn to and the two men are forced to wait it out together. In the long silence an unexpected common language emerges unleashing centuries of rage and resentment…and music. A heavy metal clash between Midwest and Middle East
As Roman Carlotti, Owner of Club Scarlett, in…
Interrogating Saddam,
WED. SEPT 7th. 6pm NAT GEO CABLE
Bobak will continue performing as Nasrudin in Nasrudin’s Journeys in 2012. Showtimes to be announced.
Staged reading performance July 22nd and 31st at:
About Home Below Zero
Fresh out of Iraq, Khaled shows up at his best friend’s doorstep in America. Problem is, Jeff’s been in a coma since a bomb blew up his Humvee three weeks earlier—and Jeff’s father blames Khaled and everyone who looks like him. But Khaled has traveled far with no one else to turn to and the two men are forced to wait it out together. In the long silence an unexpected common language emerges unleashing centuries of rage and resentment…and music. A heavy metal clash between Midwest and Middle East