Written by Edward Albee

Produced by Amy Heller, Ryan Stanfield, and Warren Swartwout

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AUG 17 - SEPT 4, 2016

Underground Laboratory Theatre

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Several people sit together reading proverbs aloud to each other. From these proverbs are prompted stories of each one's past, or musings surrounding lifelong mysteries. Each tries to tell about some incident which they hope will illuminate their own being; hoping the others will understand who they are. Each story flows to the next, with a musical quality to the randomness. From the acclaimed playwright of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? comes the Chicago premiere of a play about the unifying power of sharing our stories with one another.