Three Days of Rain
Richard Greenberg’s Pulitzer Prize Finalist play is a sharply funny drama that unfolds as a mystery about inheritance: what parents leave behind, and what children discover years later. Siblings Walker and Nan reunite with childhood friend Pip in the downtown loft where their architect fathers designed the house that made them famous. A cryptic journal and a startling will leave them asking: who were their parents before they became parents?
Hailed as “world class” and “a major achievement” by the Los Angeles Times, Three Days of Rain has been celebrated by New York Magazine as “moving, provocative and deeply funny,” an “engrossing puzzle in two acts” by The New York Times, “brimming with a savvy, intelligent wit and richly conceived characters” by Variety and a “terrific piece of theater” by the New York Sun.
Hailed as “world class” and “a major achievement” by the Los Angeles Times, Three Days of Rain has been celebrated by New York Magazine as “moving, provocative and deeply funny,” an “engrossing puzzle in two acts” by The New York Times, “brimming with a savvy, intelligent wit and richly conceived characters” by Variety and a “terrific piece of theater” by the New York Sun.
