


One year after losing his wife to cancer, Patrick Sullivan is still unable to overcome his overwhelming grief, until a rabbi introduces him to Sukkot - the only Jewish holiday where God directly commands us to rejoice! Suddenly energized with this new purpose, Patrick builds a sukkah (a hut) in their yard and forces his three grown children to celebrate as they return home to attend their mother’s unveiling ceremony.
Sukkot is the hilarious and heartwarming story of a half-Jewish-half-Irish-Catholic family attempting to rejoice by celebrating a holiday that none of them had ever heard of.
1hr 35min. No intermission.
July 11th, 2026
August 9th, 2026
Humorous and serious look at a family responding to grief. Story lost its poignancy by being too lengthly. Some dialogue and back story could have been eliminated therefore enhancing the impact.
Great show with amazing actors
Great story - very timely . Great bar as well
The running time of Sukkot is 1hr 35min. No intermission.
Sukkot is playing at 59e59 Theaters - Theater B. The theatre is located at 59 East 59th Street, New York, 10022.
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