(From the play’s publisher) Seymour Goldstein’s Beverly Hills household is in for an emotion-packed weekend. He has attended a meeting to determine whether Jewish militants should be allowed to speak to his B’nai B’rith lodge. The ramifications of this meeting cause everyone in the family and those close to it to confront their roots and question their lives, their history, their future, their motivations, the depth of their assimilation, their relationships with each other and society and, ultimately, their personal courage and convictions.
| Credit | Artist | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Playwright | John Herman Shaner |  |
| Director | Max Mayer |  |
| Stage Manager | Ruth Kreshka |  |
| Set Designer | Scott Bradley |  |
| Lighting Designer | Michael Chybowski |  |
| Costume Designer | Judy Dearing |  |
| Sound Designer | Kathy Chaffee |  |
| Props | Lleana Peyron | |
| Actor | Anthony Call |  |
| Actor | Barbara Eda-Young |  |
| Actor | Steve Franken |  |
| Actor | Stephen Giese |  |
| Actor | Michael Marcus | |
| Actor | Ben Mittleman |  |
| Actor | Michael Marisi Ornstein |  |
| Actor | Warren Pincus | |
| Actor | Lily Watkins | |
All 1987-88 Season productions: