Geza-boy at the Long Wharf Theatre

The Long Wharf Theatre & the International Festival of Arts & Ideas
present
The Threshold Theater Company's staged reading of
 
Géza-boy 
by
János Háy
Translated from the Hungarian by Eugene Brogyányi
Directed by Pamela Billig
Special appearance by the playwright, who is flying in from Budapest
 

A sensation in Hungary in 2001, the premiere of János Háy's first play, Géza-boy,
startled audiences with its heartbreakingly comic story of an autistic young man who, unlike the "normal" people around him, sees reality for what it is.
Géza-boy was named the Best Hungarian Drama of 2002.