April 10 to May 2

“A funny, moving, altogether wonderful drama. . . A heartening reminder that a keen focus on life’s small moments can pay off in a big way onstage.” – The New York Times

Twenty something Leo’s cross-country bike trip ends when he arrives unannounced at 3am outside the door of his feisty grandmother Vera’s West Village apartment. Why now?

Eco-environmentalist Leo doesn’t have a cell phone, Vera has yet to join the computer revolution, and over the course of a single month these temporary roommates amuse, infuriate and bewilder as two generations discover they have much more in common than the Facebook culture suggests.

Charles Isherwood in The New York Times wrote Herzog “…has emerged in the past few years as one of the bright theatrical lights of her generation.”

Obie Award for Best New American Play 2012

Pulitzer Prize Finalist 2013

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