Jonah Tickets
Fragile relationships and the lengths we go to survive take center stage in Rachel Bonds’ latest play, premiering Off-Broadway.
Jonah Tickets Off-Broadway On Sale Now
What’s your fantasy? Witness the beginnings of a tentative new relationship and its unexpected twists and turns in the powerful coming-of-age story Jonah at the Laura Pels Theatre. Rachel Bonds’ intimate and affecting drama will keep you guessing until its final, haunting moments during its limited run Off-Broadway.About Jonah by Rachel Bonds
Everybody has a fantasy, and no one knows this better than Ana. She’s got a big one, and she’d do anything to make it come true. When she meets Jonah at her boarding school, it’s as if everything has fallen into place. He’s kind, sweet and caring. Or is he?In this moving, shifting and haunting world premier, you will be caught up in a coming-of-age tale where nothing is as it seems. With twists and turns to leave you breathless with disbelief, Jonah asks how far people will go to feel less alone in the world.
Creative Team
Jonah is written by Brooklyn-based playwright Rachel Bonds. Bonds’ other work includes Goodnight Nobody, The Lonely Few, and Michael & Edie.The show is directed by Obie Award-winner Danya Taymor, whose credits include Heroes of the Fourth Turning, Jeremy O. Harris Daddy and Antoinette Nwandu's Pass Over.
Don’t Miss Tickets for Jonah at the Laura Pels Theatre
This heart-racing story about the true cost of survival and the fragility of relationships is a must-see for New York theatergoers in 2024. Jonah makes its anticipated debut for a limited season at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre, with tickets on sale now.Sorry this show closed 10 March 2024, we recommend these similar productions.
Performance dates:
09 Mar 2024 - 10 Mar 2024
Running time:
1 hour and 40 minutes.
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Age recommendation:
No age recommendation has been set. See Audience Notes for content warnings.
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The story takes place “in a series of bedrooms”, so the set doesn’t move but some props appear now and then. This play plays on one’s imaginations and the story isn’t linear, but makes you think and gets you immersed into the story. Actors were incre Read more