From the writer and director of Wet Brain (New York Times Critic’s Pick)
Jerome, a ghost town in the secluded Arizona backcountry, is home to Con and Doane, an aging gay couple who’ve built a quiet life far from the chaos of cities and other people—until a stranger arrives, fleeing his damaged past, and falls into their arms. Set at the height of the AIDS epidemic, John J. Caswell, Jr.’s new play is an unexpectedly funny, delicately wrought story of survival, even in the harshest of deserts.
Skint readers can get $40 tickets (incl. fees) with code SKINTJE for Tier 1 and Tier 2 seats for Friday – Sunday performances May 15 – May 24.
Learn more about Jerome here.
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