“A LOVE LETTER TO FRIENDSHIP” -Broadway World
Thanksgiving. 1973. The turkey’s frozen solid, the wine is flowing, and two young immigrant women—one from Korea, one from the Philippines—are navigating life in America with no recipe to follow. What starts as a kitchen disaster becomes a funny, heartfelt night of honesty, laughter, confessions—and friendship. A sharp, tender comedy about connection, identity, and finding your people when you need them most.
In partnership with East by Southeast.
Performance Dates
OCTOBER 10-NOVEMBER 9, 2025
Press Opening: October 17
Show Times
Wednesdays: 8pm; PLUS two 2pm weekday matinees (Oct 22 & 29)
Thursdays & Fridays: 8pm
Saturdays: 2pm & 8pm
Sundays: 5pm
Show Run Time
1 hour 25 minutes with no intermission
General Admission
Tickets start at $40 on Wednesdays, Thursdays, & Fridays and $45 for Saturdays and Sundays. Reserve now for best prices! Prices will increase as the run continues.
Student tickets available for $20. Contact our box office to place an order.
Bring your neighbors!
Group pricing is available for parties of 10+. Groups of 10-24 receive $3 off the general admission ticket price. Groups of 25+ receive $5 off the general admission ticket price. Call 404.523.1477 x100 or e-mail groups@horizontheatre.com for more information.
Ticket prices are subject to change. Buy early for best pricing. Internet convenience fee added to all online orders. No refunds, exchanges, or late seating. Cannot combine discount offers.
Cast & Creatives
- Luna: Jenine Florence Jacinto
- Jane: Michelle Pokopac
- Jane Understudy: Brie Wolfe
- Director: Michelle Chan
- Scenic Designers: Moriah & Isabel Curley-Clay
- Costume Designer: Lauren Driskill
- Lighting Designer: Mary Parker
- Sound Designer: Johnathan Taylor
- Props Designer: Annabel Sapp
- Stage Manager: Joan Foster McCarty*
- Asst. Director/Asst. Stage Manager/Dramaturg: Yijia Yu
- Asst. Stage Manager: Abby Smithwick
- Apprentice: Thuan Tran
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association
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Reviews & Press
• ARTICLE: American Theatre: How Heart Sellers Give Thanks to Mothers