The first show of the new Broadway season is the first-ever revival of a modern American classic. And as Time Out New York hails, “Welcome back, Home. You’ve been missed!”
This powerfully uplifting adventure by the late Samm-Art Williams and staged by Kenny Leon (“Broadway’s most essential director,” says The Chicago Tribune), is “beautiful, moving, and very funny (The Daily Beast).
Three actors “deliver astronomical performances” (Amsterdam News), portraying over 40 characters and capturing Broadway’s heart and soul, as they take you on a 90-minute journey with a North Carolina farmer who travels to the city and back, holding true to his faith, his spirit, and his long-lost love. “Home’s return is nothing short of a cause for celebration,” says the New York Sun.
"Welcome Back, HOME. You've been missed." -Time Out New York
“A lovely and richly poetic play. Home is emblematic of what so many of us seek from time at the theater” Chicago Tribune
“A top-notch production that serves as a fitting and heartfelt tribute to the author.” - Deadline
Stori Ayers, who played Woman Two in Home, is a versatile actor and director known for her original role and production work in Blood at the Root, a show that won the Graham F. Smith Peace Foundation Prize for its advocacy of human rights. more...
Brittany Inge, who played Woman One / Pattie Mae Wells in "Home," is a versatile artist from Laurel, MD, known for her dynamic roles in both theater and television, including notable performances in "Father Comes Home from the Wars" and "The Ms. Pat Show." more...
Tory Kittles, who played Cephus Miles in Home, is currently known for his role as Detective Marcus Dante on CBS's "The Equalizer" and has a rich history of notable television roles, including HBO’s "True Detective" and FX’s "Sons of Anarchy." more...
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