The Irreplaceable Commodity (2003) |
In the summer of 1936, three generations of wealthy, empowered women and their suitors explore the gulf between rich and poor, young and old, and find what connects them all. End of Summer, a timeless comedy/drama eavesdrops on the Wyler family as their old world order is displaced by a new era where economic inequality complicates their lives and loves. May 31, 2008 - June 7, 2008
The Studio at the Cherry Lane Theatre
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