Pulitzer and Tony Award winner Frank D. Gilroy will open the world premiere of his newest play, Contact With the Enemy, Nov. 15 at New York City's Ensemble Studio Theatre. Previews began Nov. 10 for a run through Dec. 4.

Set post-World War II, Contact With the Enemy unexpectedly reunites two American combat veterans at the United States Holocaust Museum. As they tour the museum, they remember the atrocities of the Holocaust through very different eyes. Gilroy won his Pulitzer, Tony and a Drama Critics' Circle Award for The Subject Was Roses. Other plays include That Summer - That Fall, Last Licks and Any Given Day. Fourteen of his short plays have been presented by E.S.T.

Chris Smith, a Gilroy veteran with A Way With Words, Getting In,The Golf Ball and a workshop of Grang, directs. Featured in the cast are Paul Bartholomew, Nesbitt Blaisdell, Kathryn Gayner, Cynthia Hayden and Christopher Murney.

Designing the show are Kert Lundell (set), Julie Doyle (costumes), Michael Lincoln (lighting) and Beatrice Terry (sound).

Tickets are $15 and available at (212) 247-4982. Ensemble Studio Theatre is located at 549 West 52nd Street. -- By Christine Ehren