Performances begin July 8 at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater for the world premiere of Winter Miller's No One is Forgotten. A play about two people held in captivity, the newest work from the In Darfur playwright is a story about intimacy, surrender, and the will to live.

In No One is Forgotten, Lali and Beng are held captive. No one knows where they’ve been taken or if they’re alive. Or, maybe their story has been broadcast to the world?

The production stars Renata Friedman (Zurich) and three-time Drama Desk nominee Sarah Nina Hayon (Sweat).

Written and directed by Miller, No One is Forgotten is a New Georges-supported production that is part of Rattlestick's curated rental series. Opening night is July 12 for a limited run through July 27.

The production features set design by Meredith Ries, lighting design by Stacey DeRosier, and costume and props design by Rhys Roffey. Wednesday Sue Derrico serves as production stage manager and production manager.

The world premiere of No One is Forgotten is produced by Amanda Cooper and Miller, associate producer Shannon Musgrave, and presented by winter miller’s community theater in association with Kathleen and Henry Chalfant, Angelina Fiordellisi, Kelli Giddish, Kristin and James Hatt, Tom Marshall and Kathy Keneally, and Susan Miller and Lida Orzeck.

Miller is a founding member of the Obie-winning 13P collective. In addition to In Darfur, which debuted at The Public Theater and received an encore performance the Delacorte in Central Park, her plays include The Penetration Play, Spare Rib, Look At Us, The Arrival, Conspicuous, and the musical Amandine.

No One is Forgotten has been developed at The Lark, Magic Theater, Salt Lake Acting Company, National New Play Network, New York Stage and Film, Unicorn Theatre, and LAByrinth. For more information, visit WinterMiller.com.