A witty and engaging two-hander, Four Questions turns a simple blind date into a sharp, thought-provoking exploration of identity, faith, and modern values. Morey Norkin balances humor and tension with skillful dialogue that reveals deeper ideological divides without losing charm. The play’s clever structure and satisfying final turn leave audiences both entertained and genuinely reflective.

Jewish Plays Project selected FOUR QUESTIONS as a Semi-Finalist out of 270 plays in our 2nd Ten Minute Play Contest “On One Foot”, which searched nationally from artists of all backgrounds to respond to our prompt “Moving Forward at the Edge of the Unknown”. Our readers connected with this topical, funny relationship story with the tensions of Jewish life and issues today, and reminds us of the Jewish spiritual belief: "If I am only for myself, what am I?"

Oh poor John on his blind date, spending half the time half off his seat ready to go! But as with any worthy play, this short has so much more to it than that, as these newly-mets (Is that a term?) get to know each other via a few deep questions, the plight to retain basic human rights emerges.
Very good.