A personal, smart, and captivating play that invites the audience to laugh at what causes pain and reminds us that family is the most precious thing a person has. Shortly before her death, Josh's grandmother leaves him a will — to write a play about their family, honest and merciless. This results in a witty and funny family portrait.
We Had Our Own World is a personal, intelligent, and captivating play that invites audiences to laugh at what causes pain, reminding us once again: no matter what, family is the most precious thing a person has.
Shortly before her death, Josh's grandmother leaves him an unusual will: to write a play about their family. However, she sets one indispensable condition — it must be completely honest, candid, and ruthless. Josh accepts this challenge.
Together with his mother and grandmother, he relives thirty years of family history — years filled with petty quarrels, mutual accusations, betrayals, and painful memories. From this emerges a witty, funny, and poignant family portrait that speaks of a love that continues to exist even when it seems like the whole world is falling apart.