The Normal Heart September 18, 2012

Direct from its acclaimed Broadway run, Larry Kramer's landmark 1985 drama unfolds like a real-life political thriller as a tight-knit group of friends refuse to let doctors, politicians, and the media bury the truth about an epidemic ravaging the gay community. Their differences could tear them apart--or change the world. Kramer's unapologetic tackling of the early days of the AIDS epidemic, gay marriage, and our national healthcare system casts theatrical light on issues that are as present in today's national discourse as they were when the play first premiered. An unflinching and unforgettable play, The Normal Heart delivers one of the most powerful evenings you'll ever spend at the theater.