It’s true, we’ve been trying to keep a few secrets. But secrets stay secret for only so long. People talk. Word gets out. So. As promised, it’s time to let you in on the first of many secrets! The rest is going to stay hush-hush . . . at least, for a little while.
Richard Greenberg is one of America’s most prolific, incisive and transporting contemporary playwrights. His 1998 play, Three Days of Rain, asks the question, can an entire life be a secret? In this mysterious and funny play, an estranged brother and sister discover a cryptic journal that appears to be written by their enigmatic father, a famous architect. The journal seems to open a door to the life of the secretive man, and yet it appears to be written in code. It is just another secret. This beautifully written and probing comedy raises the question of parental legacy, and asks us if we can ever really understand the lives of those who came before us. We are thrilled to announce this wonderful play as a part of our 2010-2011 season of Family Secrets, and we can’t keep it to ourselves any longer!
We tried to hold onto that as long as possible to maintain the sight unseen price for our season subscription. But alas, a secret has leaked and we have confirmed it. So that means that the price of the subscription price has gone up!
So. As it stands, the new price for our 2010-2011 Subscription is now $27, for two exciting productions! That’s still only $13.50 per play!
Click here to buy a subscription to our 2010-2011 Season! Enter the discount code THREEDAYS when prompted to get your discount.
But that price won’t last for long. As soon as another secret is revealed, the price will go up again. There’s a lot of whispering going on. So now’s your chance.
