Twelve Dreams
by James Lapine

"A brilliantly resourceful exploration into the recesses of the human mind, and the dark forces which psychoanalytic theory can summon forth—often with disquieting results. “TWELVE DREAMS has haunted James Lapine for a long time. This extraordinary play was first presented in 1978…Now Lapine has returned again to the material, producing a richer, smarter and immensely moving meditation on the significance of dreams and, more important this time around, on the unique bond between father and child.” —Variety. ”TWELVE DREAMS…draws its inspiration from a case study of Carl Jung's in which a young girl's dreams apparently foretold her death. In a Lincoln Center revival, the haunting logic of dreams, fusing the seemingly arbitrary and the seemingly inevitable, wove an ever tightening web of enchantment."

— Time Magazine