About the Show

A provocative exploration of love, fidelity, and ethical dilemmas between friends and lovers.

Joyce's only play, rarely performed, makes its New York debut. In Exiles, a group of friends and couples confronts complex ethical questions about love, fidelity, and the nature of possession. Can intimate relationships truly exist without jealousy or ownership? A gripping and passionate exploration of human desires and moral boundaries.

Critic Reviews (4)

"a lot of talk, most of it flowery and stilted, reaching too self-consciously for poetry"
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"a solid production with a strong cast, although the play has its flaws"
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A jaunty examination of free love among two Irish couples in 1912 by James Joyce.
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"While the semiautobiographical work does not revolutionize live drama, it proves to be more than just a side note in James Joyce’s history."
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