A turbulent affair between a teenage boy and his math teacher is brought to life from the surprising perspective of the boys best friend: his cell phone. Red McCray is a troubled fifteen-year-old, furious that his parents split has forced him to transfer schools. His new algebra teacher has just moved in with her boyfriend, a wannabe tech entrepreneur happily living off her steady paychecks. As Reds phone gets sucked into a breakneck journey from pockets to purses, and through text messages and photo galleries, it takes us inside an utterly unique view on human interaction, struggling to unpack some of lifes most complex equations.
A turbulent affair between a teenage boy and his math teacher is brought to life from the surprising perspective of the boys best friend: his cell phone. Red McCray is a troubled fifteen-year-old, furious that his parents split has forced him to transfer schools. His new algebra teacher has just moved in with her boyfriend, a wannabe tech entrepreneur happily living off her steady paychecks. As Reds phone gets sucked into a breakneck journey from pockets to purses, and through text messages and photo galleries, it takes us inside an utterly unique view on human interaction, struggling to unpack some of lifes most complex equations.
A turbulent affair between a teenage boy and his math teacher is brought to life from the surprising perspective of the boys best friend: his cell phone. Red McCray is a troubled fifteen-year-old, furious that his parents split has forced him to transfer schools. His new algebra teacher has just moved in with her boyfriend, a wannabe tech entrepreneur happily living off her steady paychecks. As Reds phone gets sucked into a breakneck journey from pockets to purses, and through text messages and photo galleries, it takes us inside an utterly unique view on human interaction, struggling to unpack some of lifes most complex equations.
A turbulent affair between a teenage boy and his math teacher is brought to life from the surprising perspective of the boys best friend: his cell phone. Red McCray is a troubled fifteen-year-old, furious that his parents split has forced him to transfer schools. His new algebra teacher has just moved in with her boyfriend, a wannabe tech entrepreneur happily living off her steady paychecks. As Reds phone gets sucked into a breakneck journey from pockets to purses, and through text messages and photo galleries, it takes us inside an utterly unique view on human interaction, struggling to unpack some of lifes most complex equations.
A turbulent affair between a teenage boy and his math teacher is brought to life from the surprising perspective of the boys best friend: his cell phone. Red McCray is a troubled fifteen-year-old, furious that his parents split has forced him to transfer schools. His new algebra teacher has just moved in with her boyfriend, a wannabe tech entrepreneur happily living off her steady paychecks. As Reds phone gets sucked into a breakneck journey from pockets to purses, and through text messages and photo galleries, it takes us inside an utterly unique view on human interaction, struggling to unpack some of lifes most complex equations.
Winner! 1975 Drama Desk Award, Outstanding New American Play
Nominee! 1975 Tony Award, Best Play
One of the most popular romantic comedies of the century, Same Time, Next Year ran four years on Broadway, winning a Tony Award for lead actress Ellen Burstyn, who later recreated her role in the successful motion picture. It remains one of the world’s most widely produced plays. The plot follows a love affair between two people, Doris and George, married to others, who rendezvous once a year. Twenty-five years of manners and morals are hilariously and touchingly played out by the lovers. Performances run from February 1st to February 18th 2018.
Please note: This play contains sexual themes and mild language.
A turbulent affair between a teenage boy and his math teacher is brought to life from the surprising perspective of the boys best friend: his cell phone. Red McCray is a troubled fifteen-year-old, furious that his parents split has forced him to transfer schools. His new algebra teacher has just moved in with her boyfriend, a wannabe tech entrepreneur happily living off her steady paychecks. As Reds phone gets sucked into a breakneck journey from pockets to purses, and through text messages and photo galleries, it takes us inside an utterly unique view on human interaction, struggling to unpack some of lifes most complex equations.
Winner! 1975 Drama Desk Award, Outstanding New American Play
Nominee! 1975 Tony Award, Best Play
One of the most popular romantic comedies of the century, Same Time, Next Year ran four years on Broadway, winning a Tony Award for lead actress Ellen Burstyn, who later recreated her role in the successful motion picture. It remains one of the world’s most widely produced plays. The plot follows a love affair between two people, Doris and George, married to others, who rendezvous once a year. Twenty-five years of manners and morals are hilariously and touchingly played out by the lovers. Performances run from February 1st to February 18th 2018.
Please note: This play contains sexual themes and mild language.
A turbulent affair between a teenage boy and his math teacher is brought to life from the surprising perspective of the boys best friend: his cell phone. Red McCray is a troubled fifteen-year-old, furious that his parents split has forced him to transfer schools. His new algebra teacher has just moved in with her boyfriend, a wannabe tech entrepreneur happily living off her steady paychecks. As Reds phone gets sucked into a breakneck journey from pockets to purses, and through text messages and photo galleries, it takes us inside an utterly unique view on human interaction, struggling to unpack some of lifes most complex equations.
Winner! 1975 Drama Desk Award, Outstanding New American Play
Nominee! 1975 Tony Award, Best Play
One of the most popular romantic comedies of the century, Same Time, Next Year ran four years on Broadway, winning a Tony Award for lead actress Ellen Burstyn, who later recreated her role in the successful motion picture. It remains one of the world’s most widely produced plays. The plot follows a love affair between two people, Doris and George, married to others, who rendezvous once a year. Twenty-five years of manners and morals are hilariously and touchingly played out by the lovers. Performances run from February 1st to February 18th 2018.
Please note: This play contains sexual themes and mild language.