Orphans

Philadelphia, 1983. Twenty-eight year old Phillip hasn’t stepped outside in years — happily surviving on canned tuna, encyclopedias, and his own wild theories about the dangers beyond the door. His older brother Treat runs his world with rules and rituals to keep them safe, bringing home whatever he can steal. Then, one night, Treat drags in Harold, a dapper stranger stuffed with cash and soaked in whiskey. The perfect target… or so it looks. By morning, nothing will be the same.

After taking Broadway by storm, a new production of Lyle Kessler’s Tony Nominated play comes to Jermyn Street Theatre. Former Carne Deputy Director Al Miller directs this darkly comic, unflinching and moving modern classic.