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Edward Albee delves deeper into his 1958 play The Zoo Story by adding a first act, Homelife, leading to Peter’s fateful meeting with Jerry on a park bench in Central Park.

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Edward Albee delves deeper into his 1958 play The Zoo Story by adding a first act, Homelife, leading to Peter’s fateful meeting with Jerry on a park bench in Central Park.

Duration

2 hour 15 minutes with ONE intermission

SUITABLE AGE

14+

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