For the first time in Florida and in Spanish, Nilo Cruz explores family, faith and politics in “Un parque en mi casa,” a story of astonishing poetic power. Five relatives of an improvised Cuban family await the arrival of a Russian who will live with them as part of an international exchange program. Each character must struggle with a life full of change and uncertainty, a divided country and an uncertain future, while working to meet the objectives of Castro’s “Ten Million Tons of Sugar” harvest. Through a background of sadness and loss, these characters carry within themselves a remarkable source of humor, healing and strength.