Shows



A Picture of Two Boys
Oct 21 - Nov 27, 2022
By Nick Malakhow
World Premiere


Unlikely friends Markey and Pete just want to escape their tiny, mostly white, not-so-secretly racist town in rural Pennsylvania. For sensitive Markey, that means dreams of college and big cities, while rebellious Pete wants to be the next Kurt Cobain. When Markey finds an escape route without Pete, their friendship is shaken to its core. A decade later, the two find themselves sifting through the crumbled foundations of their shared history and revisiting the event which bound them together for life.
By Nick Malakhow (pronouns: he/him)
Directed by Richard Mosqueda (pronouns: he/she/they)
Cast: Tim Garcia and Leon Jones
Content note: This play includes mature themes such as sexual abuse.
REVIEWS
"Powerful ... acting is top notch and emotionally raw" - Broadway World
"Both Jones and Garcia are terrific in their roles ... the show is excellent" - Talkin' Broadway
"Malakhow’s compassionate writing taps into the core of each young man" - San Francisco Chronicle
EVENTS
Full run: Oct 21-Nov 27, 2022
Pay-what-you-wish Previews: Oct 21-28 (click here for more information)
NEW! Pre-show chat with NCTC Founder Ed Decker and Playwright Nick Malakhow: Oct 28 at 7:30pm
Opening Night: Oct 29
Post-Show Discussion: Nov 6
Enhanced Safety Performance with Limited Capacity: Nov 16 (click here for more information)
HEALTH & SAFETY
All guests must wear face coverings in the theatre (may be removed when eating/drinking in bar and lobby). See special events for Enhanced Safety Performance date with vaccination requirements, limited capacity seating and mask enforcements. Learn more about NCTC's COVID policies here. Note that our theatre uses a hospital grade air filtration system to sanitize air and surfaces throughout the space.
SPECIAL THANKS TO
Season Producers: Michael Golden & Michael Levy, Robert Holgate, Lowell Kimble, Ted Tucker
Executive Producers: Bob A. Ross Foundation, William Gregory, Jim Taul & Dave Hopmann
Producers: Laurence Brenner & Angelo Figone

