In 2003, Jonah is 26, Otto, 62—two men different in every way. But not everything is what it seems when their two lives collide one summer's night in a mysterious walled garden on the south coast of England. As their stories of love and loss unravel in front of us and memories of the past unturned come to light, on parting, neither can be the same again.

Geraldine Hughes directs Sean Gormley and Rupert Simonian in the American premiere of Robert Holman's "intricately layered creation, brimming with emotional wonder" (The Independent). Jonah and Otto is a deeply humane, funny and ultimately haunting exploration of what it is to be alive.