The Brothers Size Tickets
About The Brothers Size
Get The Brothers Size tickets and see Academy Award winner Tarell Alvin McCraney (Moonlight) celebrate the twentieth anniversary of one of his earliest and most influential plays, The Brothers Size. Coming to The Shed and directed by Olivier Award winner Bijan Sheibani, The Brothers Size plays for a limited run only starting this winter. Set an alert for when The Brothers Size tickets go on sale with TodayTix to see this epic told in a stylish, intimate fashion, staged in the round at The Griffin Theater.
Experience The Brothers Size in New York to see this fable about brotherhood in an exhilarating new production, co-produced with The Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles. The Brothers Size off Broadway promises an event like no other as audiences follow Ogun and Oshoosi, two brothers wrestling with the realities of freedom and fraternity. Book tickets to The Brothers Size with TodayTix when seats are on sale.
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Tarell Alvin McCraney is one of the most celebrated playwrights in the United States: he is a Tony Award nominee for Choir Boy, wrote the story for the Academy Award-winning Moonlight, is the recipient of a Whiting Award and MacArthur “Genius” grant, and won the Paula Vogel Playwriting Award for The Brothers Size. That play now comes off Broadway while revealing the themes that long appear in his works, such as Black masculinity, honor, and more.
In this riveting play, Ogun is the older dutiful brother and Oshoosi, just released from prison, is a bit more freewheeling. Together, the brothers look to chase life, even as the arrival of charismatic Elegba tempts them to stray from their path and revisit old, bad habits. A fable about brotherhood, duty, and freedom, The Brothers Size weaves in storytelling techniques from the Yoruba people of West Africa to create a compelling, theatrical experience.
What to watch for
- A New York Times review of the play called it an “absorbing and emotionally resonant drama set in the bayou country of Louisiana and loosely based on West African myths.”
- Brian Tyree Henry, now a Tony and Oscar nominee, performed in an early production of the play.
- This play is part of The Brother/Sister Plays, a triptych of Tarell Alvin McCraney’s works that explore Black siblings' relationships.
- While McCraney is a Tony nominee for his Broadway work Choir Boy, he has also been seen across the country at Yale Rep, Berkeley Rep, Steppenwolf, and the Guthrie.
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