A beautiful exploration of faith, violence, and the misconceptions we make against our fellow man. Salant and Dunn's command of the page makes this a play sure to be a breath of fresh air - and a play that takes your breath away. It is the kind of play one would walk out of and feel changed, and would drive one to bring about change in the world around them. It is good theatre. It is important theatre. And I feel better for having read it.

Wry, clever, and bitingly human, Peace Talks examines faith, violence, and culture with a grace that feels consistently effortless. When an American student finds himself stranded in a hookah bar a long way from home, his collision with a sharp-witted Israeli man leads him to come to terms with a world which isn't as black and white as he'd thought. Salant and Dunn's intelligent dialogue crackles as these men dive further and further into what they once thought they believed.