World Premiere of “Maybe Never Fell”

Maybe Never Fell addresses familial disruption, self-identity, and scars of genocide. In this play, the playwright tackles a rarely-explored theme with a mix of raw candor and refined eloquence.  He leads the audience through the journey of the play through its protagonist, Max, a middle-age American Jew. Max’s earnest and often agonizing search for love – and finding his spiritual and cultural identity — is sabotaged by the landmines that populate the past.

“Howard Meyer’s play Maybe Never Fell is a real beauty. I have never seen a play about the American Jewish experience with Germany right down to today. I was glued to the action and completely surprised by each new arrival of another major linchpin in the structure. The play is ambitious and boldly conceived.”  Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning playwright, Craig Lucas.

Performances:

11/4 (Preview), 11/11, 11/18:  8 p.m.

11/5 (Preview), 11/12, 11/19:  3 p.m. and 8 p.m.

11/6, 11/13, 11/20:  3 p.m.