Playing fast and loose with West African myths, The Brothers Size brings contemporary rhythms together with traditions of ceremonial presentation to tell the modern-day story of the Size brothers – Ogun, an auto mechanic, and Oshoosi, a recent parolee. This breakout hit from the Public Theater's 2007 Under The Radar Festival is an imaginatively fresh new drama, in which the audience is at once the community, the witness and the judge. The Brothers Size is written by Tarell Alvin McCraney, one of the most thrilling wordsmiths to emerge in the American theater in the last decade.