Broken Snow

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About the Show

Strangers in an abandoned house face secrets in a tense psychological game.

Set in an abandoned house, this psychological thriller brings together a group of strangers whose chance meeting quickly turns into a volatile confrontation. As suspicion grows, buried memories and hidden motives begin to surface, shifting alliances and destabilizing any sense of trust. The characters are drawn into a tense and increasingly dangerous dynamic where power constantly changes hands.

With each revelation, the boundaries between victim and aggressor blur, as the story examines identity, perception, and the consequences of uncovering long-concealed truths.

Critic Reviews (5)

"Broken Snow features some excellent acting from very good performers, but they have to labor against the disadvantage of a rather drawn out and somewhat vague script."
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"Unfortunately, much of the mystery remains at the end of the play, with too much repetitious dialogue before we get where the play is going."
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Tony Danza is majestic as the rogue grifter father of two troubled half-brothers in this twisty drama.
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The plot isn’t so much twisty as it is a tangled jumble of clichés, leading to a series of reveals that will leave you scratching your head not in surprise but in befuddlement. ★☆☆☆☆
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Tony Danza haunts "Broken Snow" as a father with unforgivable secrets, but the play is too tangled in its own symbolism to land the gut punch it's reaching for.
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