Stray Cat Theatre Presents SONS OF THE PROPHET, Now thru 3/2

Stray Cat Theatre presents the Pulitzer Prize finalist Sons of the Prophet, written by Stephen Karam and directed by Ron May.

Their tragedy. Your comedy. Hailed as one of the Top 10 Plays of 2011 from The New York Times, New York Magazine, and Newsday. Stray Cat scored one of the very first productions out of New York. Brothers Joseph and Charles Douaihy are young, gay, and having a hell of a year. Their father has died and their uncle is losing it - putting the brothers' once unbreakable sense of humor to the test. As if that's not enough, Joseph is battling a mysterious ailment, and his eccentric boss is pressuring him to write a memoir about his Maronite Catholic family's tenuous connection to Kahlil Gibran, author of The Prophet. Things get even more intense when an ambitious and sexy reporter descends on the family in search of a story. Stephen Karam, author of the Stray Cat hits SPEECH AND DEBATE and columbinus pens a brutally funny comedy about family, culture and how where we come from plays a part in how we cope with wounds that just won't heal. *note: like most Stray Cat shows, this one contains adult language and situations

The production will run tonight, February 15th 2013 through Sunday, March 2nd, 2012. All Thursday performances will have a 7 PM curtain. Fridays and Saturdays are at 8 PM, and Sundays are at 2 PM. Shows play OUr East Valley Alley at Tempe Performing Arts Center, 132 E 6th Street in Tempe's Mill Avenue District - close to ASU (at Forest Avenue, two blocks North of University).

Tickets are $20 for Adults IN ADVANCE / $25 AT THE DOOR $18 for Seniors IN ADVANCE / $20 AT THE DOOR $15 for Students IN ADVANCE(w/Valid ID) / $18 AT THE DOOR. Thursdays are $10 Student Night. Sundays are $12 for EVERYBODY. Buy online at http://straycattheatre.org. Call 480.634.6435 with any questions.

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