Our House by Julia Wosiak After her cancer diagnosis, Grace invites her children back to their family home to decide which of them deserves to inherit the property. Set against the backdrop of Polish history, the play explores the enduring effects of war and communism on each generation. Julia Wosiak, an acclaimed actor, playwright, and producer originally from Poland, is making significant waves in international theater and film. Her work is celebrated for its deep cultural narratives and innovative storytelling, particularly in Our House. Inspired by Polish history, the play was praised by audiences at the New York Theater Festival as “a profound exploration of family and history.” Wosiak’s films, including GROM and Fortune of Chance, have been featured in prestigious festivals such as the Philadelphia International Filmmaker Awards and the New York Shorts International Film Festival. The latter is renowned as a Canadian Screen Awards qualifier and a launching pad for filmmakers, with many participants achieving Oscar nominations and wins. Looking ahead, Julia remains committed to developing projects that resonate on a universal scale, blending her Polish heritage with global themes. Her upcoming works promise to delve deeper into complex human relationships and cultural identities, fostering a profound connection with audiences worldwide.
Directed by Emma Rose Broomfield
Produced by Julia Wosiak
Starring: Julia Wosiak, Tomás Roman, Ben Mankoff, and Deborah Bivens
Teatro Latea is at 107 Suffolk St Suite#413, New York, NY 10002, United States, New York, NY.
First Flight New Works Showcase (4/3/25-4/6/25)
Your Faithful Reader (1/30/25-2/2/25)
Nutcracker Dream (12/28/24-12/29/24)
A "Very Scary" Halloween - Dracula vs. Frankenstein (10/30/24-10/31/24)
Ballet des Amériques Season Finale (6/28/24-6/29/24)
A Night of Pride: Latina Divas (6/8/24-6/8/24)
eMeLe-K Festival (2/24/24-2/24/24)
Candela (9/8/23-9/24/23)
Bad Sister (5/22/23-5/28/23)
Wialon Telematics: Transforming Fleet Operations (5/5/23-5/10/23)
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Broadway Magic Hour
Broadway Comedy Club (9/30 - 12/30) | |
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Bette Davis Ain't For Sissies
Triad Theater (12/13 - 12/13) | |
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Dance, Edita, Dance!
The Factory Series @ The Chain Theatre (12/12 - 12/14) OFF-OFF-BROADWAY PREMIERE
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A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play
Hampton Theatre Company (12/12 - 12/14) | |
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Down Once More
Teatro Latea (12/15 - 12/21) | |
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Lobby Hero
Manes Studio Theatre of Long Island (1/9 - 1/25)
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A Marble Christmas Concert: Everlasting Joy, Narrated by Simon Jones
Marble Collegiate Church (12/14 - 12/14) | |
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Utopia in Our Time: The Posters of Molly Crabapple
Poster House (11/13 - 4/12) | |
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Strawberry Fields: Berry Christmas, Darling
Green Room 42 (12/18 - 12/18) | |
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His, Hers, Ours
The Matthew Corozine Studio Theater (1/10 - 1/10) | |
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Mixed Emotions by Richard Baer
South Shore Theatre (1/9 - 1/9) | |
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BFA or Bust
The Reverie Room (1/18 - 1/18) | |
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