What if a 1950s housewife from a particularly well-known American play drove from Brooklyn to Boston to confront her husband鈥檚 mistress? Would the encounter be explosive? Or would the two women discover they have more in common than one might assume? Taking inspiration from Arthur Miller鈥檚 Death of a Salesman, this world premiere play imagines how a potentially combustible confrontation brings themes of marriage, duty and division to the surface鈥攁nd the ways in which the world has, and hasn鈥檛, changed across generations.
Directed by Jo Bonney
Featuring Kate Fry, Amanda Drinkall, Rom Barkhordar, Dekyi Ronge, Karmann Bajuyo
Produced in association with Milwaukee Repertory Theater
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