From the brawny castles of 16th Century France, to the rugged plains of 1960s Idaho, to the strapping fortresses of 1920s India, all hail the remarkable stories of Great Men and their whiny, witchy, vapid, vengeful, jealous wives. In this kaleidoscopic, time-hopping comedy, Jaclyn Backhaus pushes past patriarchal cliche to reach an ecstatic breakthrough, untethering stories and history, and language itself, from the visions made by men.
Mahira Kakkar, known for her extensive Off-Broadway work including "7 Minutes" with Waterwell and "Romeo and Juliet" at the Public Theater, has also graced the regional stage in productions like "Life of Pi" at A.R.T. and "Monsoon Wedding" at Berkeley Rep. more...
Sathya Sridharan, who made his Broadway debut, appeared Off-Broadway in the play "Wives" at Playwrights Horizons. more...
Adina Verson, a founding company member of OldSoundRoom Performance Ensemble, brought her extensive stage experience from productions like Indecent and The Servant of Two Masters to her role in Wives, showcasing her dynamic range and depth as an actor. more...
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