Set on a Pacific Northwest Island, Abe Koogler’s ‘Deep Blue Sound’ Explores Our Links With Nature and Among Ourselves 

Director Arin Arbus has brought her production, featuring a superb cast of rising and longstanding theater favorites — several new to this second staging — to the Public Theater for an extended run.

Maria Baranova
Miriam Silverman and Arnie Burton in 'Deep Blue Sound.' Maria Baranova

“One of the first conditions of happiness,” Leo Tolstoy once observed, “is that the link between Man and Nature shall not be broken.” Had Tolstoy lived in the digital age, he might have added the link between man and fellow man — or people, in today’s preferred parlance.

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