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This Space Between Us 2022

Opened: March 1, 2022
Closing: April 02, 2022

This Space Between Us - 2022 Off-Broadway History , Info & More

Theatre Row Theatre
424 West 42nd St. (9th & 10th), New York, NY 10036
Run Type Limited Run
Market Off-Broadway
Previews February 22, 2022
Keen Company presents the world premiere of This Space Between Us, a comedy about trying to change the world while admitting home could use a little change too. Nobody understands why Jamie wants to leave his cushy law office to work for a non-profit. His best friend is confused, his boyfriend is concerned, and his conservative Cuban-American family are sure they know what’s best.

As Jamie announces his plans to serve those less fortunate, one shocking afternoon at the racetrack sparks unexpected and irreversible consequences for them all. This intergenerational comedy by The Rafa Play playwright Peter Gil-Sheridan follows a raucous attempt to reach for something more without leaving the people you love behind.

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