Other Desert Cities by Jon Robin Baitz

Other Desert Cities by Jon Robin Baitz

Players workshop presents Other Desert Cities by Jon Robin Baitz Directed by Richard Hochberg
Organization: Biblioteca Pública
SKU: F26-a034d4e2
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Attribute nameAttribute value
Fecha de la actividad08/08/26
Time18:00:00
Duración2 horas
Tipos de preciosPrecio único
Venta en fasma.com.mxNo
Where to buy ticketshttps://labibliotecapublica.org/taquilla/
DiciplineTheater
TypeEspectáculo (Teatro, Danza, Cine, etc.)

Other Desert Cities

Winner of the Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Play and a Pulitzer Prize finalist, Other Desert Cities by acclaimed playwright Jon Robin Baitz is a powerful and emotionally charged drama that explores family loyalty, memory, political identity, and the secrets that shape our lives.

Set in Palm Springs during the Christmas holidays, the play follows a seemingly successful family whose carefully maintained balance begins to unravel when a daughter returns home with news that threatens to expose long-buried truths.


A Story of Secrets and Reckoning

Brooke Wyeth, a once-promising novelist, comes home for Christmas to visit her parents. What begins as a family reunion quickly transforms into a confrontation when she announces the publication of her memoir.

The book centers on the tragic death of her brother, a political activist whose loss left a permanent mark on the family. As Brooke prepares to share her story with the world, long-suppressed memories and unresolved conflicts rise to the surface, forcing each family member to confront painful truths.


Politics, Memory, and Family Bonds

As her parents struggle to preserve the social standing and conservative values that have defined their lives, ideological differences and emotional wounds emerge, exposing the fragile foundations beneath their seemingly perfect family image.

The play masterfully examines how personal history and political convictions intersect, revealing the profound impact they can have on family relationships, identity, and the search for understanding.


Critical Acclaim

Since its premiere, Other Desert Cities has received widespread praise for its sophisticated writing, compelling characters, and emotional depth.

  • Winner of the Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Play.
  • Pulitzer Prize finalist.
  • Recognized as one of the most significant contemporary American dramas.

Critics have celebrated its unique balance of wit, intelligence, and emotional complexity, describing it as both deeply moving and sharply entertaining.


A Powerful Theatrical Experience

Blending humor, tension, and heartfelt emotion, Other Desert Cities offers an intimate portrait of a family struggling to reconcile its past while facing an uncertain future.

Thought-provoking, incisive, and profoundly human, this award-winning play invites audiences to reflect on truth, forgiveness, and the enduring ties that bind families together.

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Other Desert Cities

Winner of the Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Play and a Pulitzer Prize finalist, Other Desert Cities by acclaimed playwright Jon Robin Baitz is a powerful and emotionally charged drama that explores family loyalty, memory, political identity, and the secrets that shape our lives.

Set in Palm Springs during the Christmas holidays, the play follows a seemingly successful family whose carefully maintained balance begins to unravel when a daughter returns home with news that threatens to expose long-buried truths.


A Story of Secrets and Reckoning

Brooke Wyeth, a once-promising novelist, comes home for Christmas to visit her parents. What begins as a family reunion quickly transforms into a confrontation when she announces the publication of her memoir.

The book centers on the tragic death of her brother, a political activist whose loss left a permanent mark on the family. As Brooke prepares to share her story with the world, long-suppressed memories and unresolved conflicts rise to the surface, forcing each family member to confront painful truths.


Politics, Memory, and Family Bonds

As her parents struggle to preserve the social standing and conservative values that have defined their lives, ideological differences and emotional wounds emerge, exposing the fragile foundations beneath their seemingly perfect family image.

The play masterfully examines how personal history and political convictions intersect, revealing the profound impact they can have on family relationships, identity, and the search for understanding.


Critical Acclaim

Since its premiere, Other Desert Cities has received widespread praise for its sophisticated writing, compelling characters, and emotional depth.

  • Winner of the Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Play.
  • Pulitzer Prize finalist.
  • Recognized as one of the most significant contemporary American dramas.

Critics have celebrated its unique balance of wit, intelligence, and emotional complexity, describing it as both deeply moving and sharply entertaining.


A Powerful Theatrical Experience

Blending humor, tension, and heartfelt emotion, Other Desert Cities offers an intimate portrait of a family struggling to reconcile its past while facing an uncertain future.

Thought-provoking, incisive, and profoundly human, this award-winning play invites audiences to reflect on truth, forgiveness, and the enduring ties that bind families together.

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