The Paris Letter

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Set against the backdrop of urban New York City, this modern tragedy explores the destructive interplay of power, money, and personal identity. Wall Street executive Sandy Sonenberg faces a crisis as hidden truths from his past resurface, jeopardizing his relationships and career. The play delves into themes of unrequited love and betrayal, as Sandy grapples with his concealed sexual identity and the ramifications of a dangerous affair with a young associate. Baitz's work poignantly examines the toll of secrets on friendship and self-worth.