Behind Keck Theater

Rachel and Asher host their first Passover Seder at their new house, much to Rachel’s chagrin. But when Asher’s friends reveal a surprise Seder in the park, Rachel wants to stop it before there is any potential for a dangerous encounter. Desperate, she accepts the help of the Wicked Son, whose vile plan unleashes the ten plagues onto the house.

How far would someone go to run away from their identity? How can we balance trauma and joy? It Could Have Been Enough investigates what it means to be a Jewish young adult in 2022-2023.

Rachel and Asher host their first Passover Seder at their new house, much to Rachel’s chagrin. But when Asher’s friends reveal a surprise Seder in the park, Rachel wants to stop it before there is any potential for a dangerous encounter. Desperate, she accepts the help of the Wicked Son, whose vile plan unleashes the ten plagues onto the house.

How far would someone go to run away from their identity? How can we balance trauma and joy? It Could Have Been Enough investigates what it means to be a Jewish young adult in 2022-2023.

Directed by Queenie Ngo and featuring an A-List cast (Kai Morfin, V Baldwin-Geilin, Ella Price, Ian McDougall, Queenie Ngo, and Christopher Kademoglou, with lighting design by Manny Rothman), this show puts an insane twist on the coming of age genre as love, mania, prophecy, and the apocalypse come raining down on a motley crew of Oklahoma youths! What’s real? What’s not? Will the world withstand? Find out this April! Seating is first-come-first-serve, house opens at 8:15pm. The show will run no more than an hour and a half, with no intermission.

Directed by Queenie Ngo and featuring an A-List cast (Kai Morfin, V Baldwin-Geilin, Ella Price, Ian McDougall, Queenie Ngo, and Christopher Kademoglou, with lighting design by Manny Rothman), this show puts an insane twist on the coming of age genre as love, mania, prophecy, and the apocalypse come raining down on a motley crew of Oklahoma youths! What’s real? What’s not? Will the world withstand? Find out this April! Seating is first-come-first-serve, house opens at 8:15pm. The show will run no more than an hour and a half, with no intermission.