Three Days of Rain
Broadway Comedy Previews March
28 2006
Opened April 19 2006
Limited Run to June 18 2006 Run
26 previews & 70 performances
Running Time 2 hrs 25 mins Tickets $61.25 to $101.25
Prices do not include any taxes,
service charges or other charges
Order at
Telecharge 212-239-6200 | Outside NY Metro Area 800-432-7250 | Groups 212-302-7000 / 800-677-1164
Advisory Might not be appropriate for children under 10
Restrictions Children under 4 years old
not permitted
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Producers
David Stone, Marc Platt, Shubert Organization
Creative
Richard Greenberg author
Joe Mantello director
Santo Loquasto costume design & scenic design
Paul Gallo lighting design
David Van Tieghem sound design
Opening Night Cast
Julia Roberts | Bradley
Cooper | Paul Rudd
Synopsis
The first act introduces the audience
to Walker and Nan, brother and sister, and best friend Pip, with
whom they grew up. The trio attend the reading of the sibling's
father's will. Act two is set thirty years past. It explores the
relationship between Ned and Theo, fledgling architects, and Theo's
girlfriend Lina, and seeks to answer questions raised in the first
act Review
Until this opens you can use this
Three Days of Rain search find quite a few reviews of past
productions Road to Broadway
Three Days of Rain had its world premiere at Costa Mesa's
South Coast Rep in
1997 and first New York City production at the
Manhattan Theatre Club
the same year. Probably the most significant staging was in 1999 at
London's
Donmar Warehouse. Robin Lefevre directed Colin Firth (Walker &
Ned), Elizabeth McGovern (Nan & Lina) and David Morrissey (Pip &
Theo)
Three Days had a few very nice runs over the next couple of
years, playing major venues in San Diego, San Jose, Chicago, Boston,
Philadelphia, Los Angeles and Hartford, among others, including a
Joanne Woodward directed production at the
Westport
Country Playhouse. Strangely, after all the acclaim, nothing was
heard about the play after 2001. Apparently, every group that wanted
to stage it already had. Except a Broadway producer, that is
Finally, the
New York Times reported that a Broadway run with Ms Roberts was
decided upon after a June 2005 reading in Los Angeles |
