JESUS IN INDIA has finished its run and is now in the history books!

A huge, heartfelt thanks to
the cast and crew of this “rocking” show, and to our lovely audiences.

 Don’t worry – if you missed out on this one, we have more coming up,
including our final LabFest of the season!

April 28 – May 7

Stay tuned!

“So, like, Jesus is a total stoner and sometimes, you know, kind of a jerk. But he’s totally cute, and totally good on guitar. Mr. Suh, who has a fine ear for modern speech and stoned silliness, takes giddy delight in making Jesus a fairly normal, foul-mouthed guy. This Ma-Yi Theater Company production directed by Daniella Topol moves quickly and has imaginative touches, including Kris Stone’s sparsely evocative set, complete with a rolling wooden camel.”   - The New York Times

Photo credit: Web Begole

“The show is really fun.  There are lots of bratty teenage fights and high-on-weed revelations.  The punk music is played with great, silly, gusto.”

-NYtheatre.com

“… a wild and frequently amusing rumspringa for the adolescent Christ… Jesus in India is filled with entertaining incongruities, along with some interesting insights: Suh gestures to the parallels between the hippie thirst for new spirituality and the flowering of new faiths in the first-century Middle East.” - Village Voice

AND AUDIENCES AGREE!

“An interesting, funny, profane and very touching piece. And a rock musical. Wow!” -Christine S.

“The play made me think about my own family and my own faith in ways that I appreciate. Seeing such an unusual and unexpected story (in a church!), it felt like a communal religious experience that I very much recommend.” - Sheldon T.

“It is always refreshing to see a small theatre group create such big performances with professional and enthusiastic energy.  With the ongoing fight for Broadway to create projects with mass appeal, I thank you wholeheartedly for a night of pure creativity, talent and intelligence in an intimate and well designed setting.” - Anne N.

 

Find out what the pope has been up to in his retirement in this final episode of CONVERSATIONS WITH JESUS.

But don’t worry! The fun’s not over. JESUS IN INDIA is still running until March 10th. So far, it’s been playing to full houses. Be one of the folks who’s in the conversation!

Uncensored: Jesus, Kim Jong-un and Fidel Castro. Check out the latest installment. And while you’re at it, check out JESUS IN INDIA! Performances began to a rocking audience. You can be a part of it too!

Dorothy and Jesus have a heart-to-heart. Click below to witness how it all goes down.

PLUS only one week left before performances begin for JESUS IN INDIA. Get yourself a seat!

Jesus and Yoda got together over spaghetti and had a nice chat. And we caught it all on film!

Click below to watch Episode 2 of Conversations With Jesus.  And make sure to get your tix to JESUS IN INDIA!

Check out the first episode of our series CONVERSATIONS WITH JESUS.

We will release an episode every week for the next 4 weeks! Just click on the image below to watch.

We are thrilled to announce the cast and design team for our upcoming East Coast premiere of

JESUS IN INDIA
by Lloyd Suh
directed by Daniella Topol

Jesus In India will feature Justin Blanchard, Neimah Djourabchi, Vedant Gokhale, Meera Rohit Kumbhani, and Molly Ward.

The design team includes sets by Kris Stone, costumes by Theresa Squire, lights by Austin R. Smith, and original music and sound design by Shane Rettig.

Get your tickets!

HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM ALL OF US AT MA-YI!! 

Wishing you a joyous 2013.

And what better way to start off the year (in February) than by seeing a Ma-Yi show??

JESUS IN INDIA
by Lloyd Suh
directed by Daniella Topol

February 12-March 10
The Theatre at St. Clements

Tickets go on sale next week!!

Dear Friends,

Thank you for supporting Orphans of the Nightingale of the Desert: A Bollywood Spectacular!

I am so proud of our Writers Lab, and grateful to those insanely talented actors who can morph from a pig to an artistic director in the blink of an eye.   And it’s not every day you get to see David Henry Hwang chasing people off the stage with a bat.

I hope you had as much fun as we did.

A safe, and happy holidays to you and yours.

Ralph B. Peña