A Brothers' Reunion

Penned by local playwright David Michael Sirois and first presented by Alliance Theatre Lab in March 2011, Brothers Beckett earned three Carbonell nominations -- a major achievement for a new work. This funny, sensitive, authentic and occasionally heartbreaking examination of the bloodlines and love lives of 20-something college graduates was...

By John Thomason

September 6, 2012

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Penned by local playwright David Michael Sirois and first presented by Alliance Theatre Lab in March 2011, Brothers Beckett earned three Carbonell nominations -- a major achievement for a new work. This funny, sensitive, authentic and occasionally heartbreaking examination of the bloodlines and love lives of 20-something college graduates was a notch above most world premieres. Now, two years later, it will receive a grander treatment its second time around, in the Arsht Center's Carnival Studio Theatre. Who should go: Anyone with a sibling, anyone with a dream, anyone who's fallen in love, anyone who, for a time, didn't want to grow up. In other words, pretty much everyone.
Thursdays-Sundays. Starts: March 7. Continues through March 24, 2013

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