A revealing article about the African AIDS crisis, buried deep in the pages of a fashion magazine, leads a young gay man in New York City to form an unexpected correspondence with a woman in Zambia. The friendship takes him halfway around the world to discover that Africa is much closer to his heart than he thinks.
Content Notes: Mild adult content and adult language
Set: Minimal."What makes Letters to the End of the World so refreshing is Dudley's ability to write with thoughtfulness and complexity about eternal concerns... Compassionate yet clear-eyed, he allows his characters independent life as they search for meaning and connection, and the result is thoroughly satisfying and movingly human."
"Proving that gay theater can still successfully and meaningfully explore the subject of AIDS..."
"The plot-line of the play pits our noble aims as a people against our nationalistic urges...if you didn't see [Dudley's previous plays], start feeling guilty now."
| APR 29, 2010 - MAY 16, 2010
At Hand Theatre Company at Theatre Row
New York, NY United States |
At Hand Theatre Company at Theatre Row | New York, NY United States |
| JAN 20, 2008 - FEB 20, 2008
Stella Adler Conservatory
New York, NY United States |
Stella Adler Conservatory | New York, NY United States |
| No upcoming productions. |
| APR 29, 2010 - MAY 16, 2010
At Hand Theatre Company at Theatre Row
New York, NY United States |
At Hand Theatre Company at Theatre Row | New York, NY United States |
