<DIV><p>“Nearly everything about David Adjmi's <I>Stunning</I> has an original ring to it, from the setting . . . to the brassy bleat of the dialogue." –<I>Time Out New York</I></p><p>This volume of distinctive work includes <I>Stunning</I>, set in an insular Syrian Jewish community, where a teenage bride's world is disrupted by her intellectual African American housekeeper; <I>Evildoers</I>, about the collapse of two privileged couples; and <I>Elective Affinities</I>, a post-9/11 monologue.</p><p><B>David Adjmi</B>'s work has been produced at Lincoln Center Theatre, Yale Repertory Theatre, Woolly Mammoth, and the Royal Court in London. He has received numerous commissions and is the recipient of a 2009 Kesselring Fellowship and a Bush Artist Fellowship.</p></DIV>