Barbecue, a dark comedy, explores family dynamics and addiction through the O’Mallery family, who stage a ham-handed intervention for their sister Barbara at a local park barbecue. The gathering ignites a fuse in this sharp and bold new comedy that skewers our warped view of the American family. As the story unfolds, it reveals two parallel versions of the family, one black and one white, highlighting racial stereotypes, addiction, and family dynamics. Barbecue is thought-provoking and challenges perceptions, making it a compelling and provocative piece of contemporary theater. From Obie and Helen Hayes Award winning, and Tony Award nominated writer Robert O’Hara, this Barbecue serves up a healthy helping of sibling love and loathing.

NOTE: Contains strong adult language and themes (Strong use of profanity)