Roberto Zucco is the last play of the great Bernard-Marie Koltès, who was to die of AIDS a year after completing the script. The play follows a young lost soul driven to commit terrible crimes, seemingly without motive. In a society explicitly described as a prison, Zucco is an outsider, a foreigner, a protean force seeking to burst through the confines of identity. The play’s main riddle—Who is Roberto Zucco? A prisoner or a secret agent? A lover or a rapist?A peace-loving student or a killer on the run?—is never answered. Instead, in a series of poetic, fast-moving scenes, Koltes takes his chameleon-like hero on a mythical journey through a landscape of strange and violent beauty.

Roberto Zucco:  Ryan Nebreja
Zucco’s Mother/Ensemble:  Avalon Greenberg Call
The Girl:  Keila Cone-Uemura 
The Sister:  Magdalene Taylor
The Brother:  Ben Formella
The Father/Ensemble:  Alec Anderson-Carrasco
The Mother/Ensemble:  MaryKate Glenn
The Melancholy Inspector/Ensemble:  Rory James Leech
The Madame/Ensemble:  Josephine Núñez 
The Distraught Whore/Ensemble:  Gala Nikolić
The Pimp:  Oliver Gifford
The Old Man:  Paul Sohm
The Elegant Lady:  Chloe Le Lievre
The Child:  Sam Sutton
Prison Guard 1/Ensemble:  Sawyer Shine
Prison Guard 2/Ensemble:  Jack Goldwait
Sex Worker/Ensemble:  Sylka Feliciano,