About
Cary Gitter’s 85-minute drama examines a son, his Holocaust-survivor father and the long shadow of inherited trauma.
The Steel Man turns a father-son conflict into a compact drama about identity, memory and the burden of an inherited past. Its first regular performance after two reduced-price previews makes this Thursday a timely point to see the Penguin Rep Theatre production early in its New York run.
What to expect
Plan for an 85-minute performance without an intermission at 59E59 Theaters. The material includes discussion of the Holocaust and post-traumatic stress disorder, and the evening is structured as an intimate three-actor drama.
Good to know
- The performance begins at 7:15 PM.
- Regular tickets cost $54 including fees.
- Member tickets cost $40.
- The running time is 85 minutes.
Going? Keep it.
Common questions
When is the performance?
The Thursday performance is listed to begin at 7:15 PM.
How much are regular tickets?
Regular tickets cost $54, including the stated four-dollar fee.
How long does the play run?
The performance lasts one hour and twenty-five minutes without intermission.
Does the play contain sensitive material?
It discusses the Holocaust and post-traumatic stress disorder.