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Held at the Experimental Theatre, Center For The Arts
From the award-winning author of "Moonstruck," and “Doubt,” comes a “…a philosophic dream-comedy about love, marriage, and maturity" (The Village Voice.) In this play Shanley scrutinizes the terrible difficulty of maintaining relationships. A young woman tries to make sense of a tumultuous union by reconnecting with her very talented, very flawed father.

Held at the Experimental Theatre, Center For The Arts
From the award-winning author of "Moonstruck," and “Doubt,” comes a “…a philosophic dream-comedy about love, marriage, and maturity" (The Village Voice.) In this play Shanley scrutinizes the terrible difficulty of maintaining relationships. A young woman tries to make sense of a tumultuous union by reconnecting with her very talented, very flawed father.

Held at the Experimental Theatre, Center For The Arts
From the award-winning author of "Moonstruck," and “Doubt,” comes a “…a philosophic dream-comedy about love, marriage, and maturity" (The Village Voice.) In this play Shanley scrutinizes the terrible difficulty of maintaining relationships. A young woman tries to make sense of a tumultuous union by reconnecting with her very talented, very flawed father.

Held at the Experimental Theatre, Center For The Arts
From the award-winning author of "Moonstruck," and “Doubt,” comes a “…a philosophic dream-comedy about love, marriage, and maturity" (The Village Voice.) In this play Shanley scrutinizes the terrible difficulty of maintaining relationships. A young woman tries to make sense of a tumultuous union by reconnecting with her very talented, very flawed father.

Held at the Experimental Theatre, Center For The Arts
From the award-winning author of "Moonstruck," and “Doubt,” comes a “…a philosophic dream-comedy about love, marriage, and maturity" (The Village Voice.) In this play Shanley scrutinizes the terrible difficulty of maintaining relationships. A young woman tries to make sense of a tumultuous union by reconnecting with her very talented, very flawed father.

Held at the Experimental Theatre, Center For The Arts
From the award-winning author of "Moonstruck," and “Doubt,” comes a “…a philosophic dream-comedy about love, marriage, and maturity" (The Village Voice.) In this play Shanley scrutinizes the terrible difficulty of maintaining relationships. A young woman tries to make sense of a tumultuous union by reconnecting with her very talented, very flawed father.