Jason Nettle wrote this award-winning one-man show as his graduate thesis when he received his MFA from The University of Central Florida.  It has been performed numerous times to appreciative audiences around the country.

The show depicts the lives of 18 New Yorkers on that terrible day and the days after when our country was attacked and 3,000 lives were lost. The show gives insight into the lives lost, emotions, uncertainty, and exhaustion the citizens of NYC faced during this time. We became the most united our country has ever been. We became the most empathetic and caring neighbors to one another.

“A Show that should be mandatory viewing for anyone who only understands the events of that day from history books or news stories. This is what it was really about”

Suggested donation of $10 towards Dramatic Arts Boosters (At Door)

**This show contains some strong language and descriptive violence.

**May not be suitable for young children.