Sons Of The Prophet Written By Stephen Karam at Birmingham Festival Theatre

Stephen Karam’s comedy/drama, Sons Of The Prophet, follows the Douaihy family as they persevere through a hard year. Joseph and Charles, two gay brothers, and their elderly Uncle Bill, all distantly related to the Lebanese poet Kahlil Gibran, meet life’s challenges head on. The brothers mourn their father’s death while Joseph struggles with a medical mystery, and Uncle Bill faces the dark country of assisted living. Stephen Karam writes dialogue that is smart, beautiful, realistic—and laugh out loud funny. His characters are so interesting you cannot help but fall in love with (most) of them.

Thursdays-Saturdays 8:00 pm Matinee Sundays April 3 and April 10 2:00pm

Thursday March 24 - Saturday March 26 $15 for UAB employees with ID.

Thursday March 24: Opening night reception

Thursday March 31: Pay What You Can ($10 minimum)

Thursday April 14: TalkBack with cast and special guest Rev. Danielle Thompson

Group Discounts are available
Ages: Strong language and some sexual content, not intended for audiences under 18 yrs of age