In Central Harlem during a mysteriously warm winter, the Hindu God Ganesh presides over the destinies of five people on paths of self-discovery and transformation as their disparate lives intersect. An urban romantic comedy humming with vibrancy and possibility of change and transcendence – The New York Times praises Cori Thomas’s play for creating “a strong desire to spend more time in the characters’ company” after leaving the theater.
Writer
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Cori Thomas
playwright
Director
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Benny Sato Ambush
director
Cast
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Marc Pierre
Jeron
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David J. Curtis
Joe
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Sanaa Kazi
Nirmala
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Mesma Belsaré
Ishan/Indira
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Seth Hill
Devaun
Production
- Janie E. Howland+ Scenic Designer
- Jeff Adelberg+ Lighting Designer
- Leslie Held Costume Designer
- Maura Neff Stage Manager
- Sara Hutchins Assistant Stage Manager
- Zachary Rice Properties Coordinator & Dramaturg
- Joseph Stallone Properties Supervisor
- Dewey Dellay Sound Designer
Additional Reading
In Conversation with When January Feels Like Summer‘s Playwright Cori Thomas
Extracts from Cori’s interview with Zachary Rice