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 Running February 20 - March 16, 2024
@ Theatre Row, Theatre Two
410 W 42nd Street

"a riveting soul-searching work of theatre."

- Beate Hein Bennett, New York Theatre Wire

"Moving and scary...Margolin agilely weaves the different time periods and character conflicts."

- Joel Benjamin, TheaterScene.net

"...sketches parallels between the personal and the political in its compelling rendition of a story at once intimate and with far-reaching resonances."

- John R. Ziegler and Leah Richards, Thinking Theater NYC

"...dramatic, gripping energies...This is Not a Time of Peace is an evening of reflection, intrigue, oligarchs, victims, heroes, time travel, and tragedy."

- Ed Kliszus, Front Row Center

MEET THE
ARTISTS

Click here to read the bios of our cast, creative + production teams.

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Alina – Charlotte Cohn * (she/her)

Moses – Simon Feil * (he/him)

Martin – Ken King * (he/him)

Adolf Berle – Frank Licato * (he/him)

Joseph McCarthy – Steven Rattazzi * (he/him)

Daniil Shinyayev – Richard Hollis * (he/him)

Written by Deb Margolin (she/her)

Directed by Jerry Heymann ^ (he/him)

Intimacy + Movement Direction by Leighton Samuels  (he/him)

Casting by Robin Carus (she/her) 

Dramaturgy by Ginny Mayer (she/her) 

Scenic Design by Jessica Parks (she/her)

Costume Design by Julia Squier (she/they)

Lighting Design by Paul Hudson (he/him)

Sound Design by Jennie Gorn (she/he/they)

Wardrobe Supervisor Krista Grevas  (she/her)

Production Stage Manager Roger Lipson * (he/him)

Assistant Stage Manager Laura Kaye * (she/her)

Press Representation by Jonathan Slaff (he/him)

* indicates a member of Actors' Equity Association

^ indicates a member of Stage Directors & Choreographers Society

 indicates resident artist of New Light Theater Project

ABOUT THE PLAY

this is not a time of peace is a play about unrest. A story of love between a father and his daughter, it moves in concentric circles of turbulence: within a country, within a marriage, within the mind of one woman, struggling to save her father from memories of his country’s betrayal while committing a sexual betrayal of her own. What part of each of us is capable of committing the crimes of any one of us? Do the forces that hold a union together serve also to destroy it?

Production pictures by Steven Pisano

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