Amelia eagerly waits for her husband to return from battle, but when he does, she discovers his motives for war are disturbingly personal. While desperately struggling to maintain the status quo, Amelia and her family must confront horrifying revelations about her husband's actions in command of troops abroad. The impact of war is felt as keenly on the home front as it is on the battlefield. Academy Award-nominated director Atom Egoyan and celebrated actress Arsinée Khanjian collaborate for the first time on stage in this provocative and playful drama from Britain's foremost contemporary playwright, Martin Crimp.

By Martin Crimp
Directed by Atom Egoyan
Starring Arsinée Khanjian, Daniel Kash, Nigel Shawn Williams, Jeff Lillico, Abena Malika, Cara Ricketts, Brenda Robins, Sarah Wilson