Ulysses, James Joyce’s modernist masterpiece, is nominally about a day in the life of two ordinary Dubliners, but is really about the entire scope of human experience: life, love, grief, drinking, faith, poop, jealousy, more drinking, music, sex, literature, patriotism, still yet more drinking, language, death, and the meaning of home. This joyous and anarchic adaptation seeks to unwind the famously knotty text for experienced Joyceans and newcomers alike, bringing raucous and rowdy life to Joyce’s epic but very human comedy.

Adapted by Jess Wright Buha and Aileen Wen McGroddy from the novel by James Joyce.