Dancing on Glass by Gary Morgenstein – Virtual Performance

Award-winning playwright Gary Morgenstein’s ripped-from-the-headlines new play Dancing on Glass draws two broken families into an explosive public case of antisemitism, political bullying – and the perils of parenting – triggered by the firing of a Jewish teacher of Israeli-Palestinian studies for not being “balanced enough”.

Gary Morgenstein’s novels and plays have been featured in national media from the New York Times, Entertainment Weekly, Parade Magazine, the New York Post, and Sports Illustrated to NPR. An award-winning playwright, Morgenstein’s stage dramas include A Black and White Cookie, the Broadway World award-winning (Best Play) funny drama about the unlikely friendship between an African American newsstand owner and an eccentric Communist Jew. His Perry Award-winning (Best Original Play) poignant drama A Tomato Can’t Grow in the Bronx is about a working-class family in the tumultuous 1960s. His seven novels include the critically-acclaimed dystopian political baseball trilogy A Mound Over Hell (“1984 Meets Shoeless Joe”), A Fastball for Freedom (“a dystopian Field of Dreams”) and A Dugout to Peace (“Powerful and imaginative”). A Mound Over Hell | Gary Morgenstein (bhcpress.com)

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