Edward Albee called Our Town "the greatest American play ever written." As we travel back to quaint Grover’s Corners, New Hampshire in 1901, we meet teenage Emily and her obtusely well-meaning crush George. We watch the villagers live their daily round of milk delivery, grass cutting, bean snapping and hymn sings. We listen as the public joys and secret sorrows of the populace are quietly revealed. But eventually we are astonished to realize the play isn’t about a New Hampshire village at all.
As Thorton Wilder says, “It is an attempt to find a value above all price for the smallest events of our daily life.” And so, as it unwinds, we come to discover that this play is actually All. About. Us.

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