The Ruby Sunrise takes place in two different time periods. In 1927, in a barn on the outskirts of Indianapolis, a young woman named Ruby Ireland struggles to realize her dream of inventing and perfecting the first all-electrical television system. Twenty-five years later, in a television studio in Manhattan, her daughter faces similar battles of will and crises of faith as she works to get Ruby's story told as she feels it must be told.
A recognizable face from film and television, Masur appeared on Broadway last season in Democracy. Scurria's New York credits include an off-Broadway mounting of The Hope Zone. Siff recently played Nora in the world premiere of Rebecca Gilman's Dollhouse adapted from Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House at the Goodman Theatre. Blaser appears in the upcoming feature film Bandidas. Ireland, who has numerous Gotham stage credits, recently completed a run in off-Broadway's Manuscript. Darragh appeared on the Great White Way in the recent revival of Our Town revival. A fixture off-Broadway, Harner most recently appeared in The Paris Letter.