The Skin of Our Teeth
An epic and timely comedy about the endurance of the human spirit, Thornton Wilder’s “The Skin of Our Teeth” follows one American family – and the people with whom they share the experience of living – through ice ages, floods, wars and the everyday struggles and triumphs of being alive.
Written in 1942, the play asks urgent questions about humanity’s capacity to move beyond survival, take responsibility for one another and work toward the collective good.