

Lub Lehman Trilogy
An epic portrayal of the American dream
In 1844, Heyum Lehmann arrives in New York from Bavaria to make his way in a new world. After changing his name to Henry Lehman, he and his brothers start a small fabric business that evolves over generations to become a powerful international finance firm. More than a century later, the firm spectacularly collapses into bankruptcy, leaving unprecedented disaster in its wake. This sweeping generational saga questions how we define heroes and villains — and where we draw the line between them. Requiring tour-de-force performances by three actors playing multiple characters, the real-life story of the Lehman brothers unfolds with surprising elegance and astonishing theatricality.
Three things to know
- Lub Lehman Trilogy is based on a true — but little-known — story about the Lehman family and their business, which collapsed in 2008 and rocked the U.S. economy.
- Three actors deliver powerhouse performances as they portray more than 50 characters over the course of 170 years.
- The Broadway production of Lub Lehman Trilogy received vast critical acclaim and won five Tony Awards in 2022, including Best Play.
Note: This show runs around 3-and-a-half hours, including two intermissions.
Cov ntsiab lus ceeb toom / hnub nyoog pom zoo
Contains mature themes including enslavement, war and suicide. This performance is recommended for ages 14 and older.
Txhua Hnub Ua Haujlwm
Thursday, 9/26 at 7pm
Tuesday, 10/1 at 7pm
Wednesday, 10/2 at 7pm
Ntsiab lus
- Over the course of the play, which spans several generations, we notice that the Lehman brothers’ traditional observance of grief changes significantly. When they first arrive in America in the 1840s, they grieve in the same manner in which they were raised. But eventually their adherence to tradition dissipates. How might this change be relevant to our lives today?
- The Lehman brothers, in their efforts to become successful in America, choose to cater their business to slaveowners in the south. Thus to varying degrees, they willingly participate in and benefit from the institution of slavery. Do you think they had other options they could have chosen, to be successful? Why or why not?
Kev siv tau
Ntau qhov chaw ua haujlwm muaj cov kev pabcuam nkag tau yooj yim xws li lub rooj zaum hauv lub rooj zaum, kev pabcuam kev mloog, kev hnov pob ntseg ntsaws, kev txhais ASL, qhib cov lus piav qhia, lossis cov lus piav qhia, ntawm lwm cov kev xaiv. Cov kev pab no tshwj xeeb rau txhua qhov xwm txheej, thiab tej zaum yuav tsis muaj nyob txhua qhov chaw. Thaum sau npe nrog peb, thov qhia rau peb paub seb qhov kev pab twg koj xav tau thiab peb yuav ua raws li koj!
Kev thauj mus los
Yog tias koj tsis muaj kev caij tsheb, hu rau Project Success thiab peb tuaj yeem muab kev thauj mus los rau koj. Thov qhia rau peb paub yog tias koj xav tau caij tsheb thaum koj ua koj daim ntawv xaj. Peb yuav xav tau tsawg kawg 2 hnub daim ntawv ceeb toom los teeb tsa kev thauj mus los.
zov menyuam
Kev saib xyuas menyuam yaus muaj rau kev ua haujlwm no. Thov qhia rau peb paub yog tias koj xav tau kev saib xyuas menyuam yaus thaum koj ua koj daim ntawv xaj.