A dinner party between a Muslim, a African American, a Jew, and a Christian becomes a powder keg of prejudice and identity politics.

Presented as an unlikely counterpoint to the "feel good" A Grand Night For Singing, Disgraced is a Pulitzer Prize-winning drama that boldly confronts the hatred, fear, and prejudices that lie just under the surface of our modern society. Just as great theatre can conjure up immense joy and delight, plays like Disgraced can provide a wholly different kind of catharsis, by enabling us to tap into some of the most uncomfortable and dark corners of our thoughts and emotions. Audiences will be thinking about and discussing this story long after they leave the theater.