"O'Neill at the height of his powers... hauntingly poetic truths about love and self-delusion" — Los Angeles Times

A Connecticut tenant farm in 1923.  On this barren patch of earth, can two lost souls find hope under a lover’s moon?  In Eugene’s O’Neill’s touching and heartbreaking classic, we are introduced to one of the theater’s most important and complex female characters – Jose Hogan.  A boisterous Irish woman with a quick tongue and a tarnished reputation.  It’s been a hard and lonely life, working the Tyrone farm with her bullying father.  When James Tyrone, Jr.’s mother dies, he returns to the farm to settle the estate.  One night, under the autumn moon, he opens his heart to Josie.  Sparks fly and hope is rekindled as two “misbegotten souls come together.  But as dawn breaks, is the saving grace of love enough to overcome a lifetime of disappointment?

Wednesday, February 10, 2016 at 7pm

Orchestra, Row F, Seats 13 & 14, Johnson Theatre

Paul Creative Arts Center University of New Hampshire / 30 Academic Way Durham, NH

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