Name: Love, Love, Love
Start: 2016-09-22 00:00:00
End: 2016-12-08 00:00:00
Location: Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre

"Love, Love, Love pulls you along through the decades with galloping satirical wit as Mike Bartlett's heat-seeking intelligence locates telling and authentic emotional detail. A nigh-perfect ensemble!"

Ben Brantley, New York Times

London, 1967. Beatlemania is in full effect, the “Me” generation is in its prime and Kenneth and Sandra have the world at their fingertips. It’s the summer of love, and that’s all they need. But what will happen when the sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll fade away and these boomers have babies of their own?

"A flawless, searing satire."
Marilyn Stasio, variety

A New York premiere from the theatrical voice that dazzled Broadway with King Charles III, Love, Love, Love is the “riveting and exhilarating” (The Guardian) dark comedy from Olivier Award winner Mike Bartlett. Tony Award® winner Michael Mayer (Hedwig and the Angry Inch) directs this provocative play spanning more than four decades that lays bare the consequences of growing older without growing up.

This is a limited engagement off-Broadway through December 18, 2016 at the Laura Pels Theatre at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre.

“ ” This is rated 4 out of 5 stars

"Hilarious and scathing. Together the ensemble joins to create one of the most indelibly and viciously failed families to grace the contemporary stage.”
Alexis Soloski, The Guardian

A young man and woman at a kitchen table. The woman has glasses and wears a school uniform. She crosses her arms. The man has curly hair and a striped shirt. He holds a cigarette and has a wine glass. — Ben Rosenfield and Zoe Kazan
Photo by Joan Marcus

A man, woman, young man, and young woman at a kitchen table with a birthday cake on top. The man looks tired, the young folks look tense. A woman does a dramatic shrug while holding a cake slicer. — Richard Armitage, Amy Ryan, Zoe Kazan, and Ben Rosenfield
Photo by Joan Marcus

A woman and man sit together on a brown sofa. She wears her brown hair in a bun and wears black loungewear. He has curly hair, glasses, a zip-up hoodie, and jeans. — Zoe Kazan and Ben Rosenfield
Photo by Joan Marcus

An older man and woman sit together on a sofa, each holding a cigarette. The man wears a cardigan over a collared shirt. The woman wears a black dress made of lace, glasses, and a pearl necklace. — Richard Armitage and Amy Ryan
Photo by Joan Marcus

A woman with blonde hair and a bright 1960s dress laughs while sitting on a sofa holding a glass of liquor. Next to her is a man with no shirt and a robe, and a man in a tie stands near them. — Richard Armitage, Amy Ryan, and Alex Hurt
Photo by Joan Marcus

A woman with long blonde hair and bangs wears a bright pink and orange 1960s style dress and stands close to a man in a collared shirt and tie who leans against a table. — Amy Ryan and Alex Hurt
Photo by Joan Marcus

A young man and woman in school uniforms sit on a living room couch and listen to a man in a business suit who sits across from them. — Richard Armitage, Zoe Kazan, and Ben Rosenfield
Photo by Joan Marcus

A young woman with curly brown hair, glasses, and a school uniform leans over the back of the couch and looks at an older blonde woman in a red blazer and skirt holding a wine glass. — Zoe Kazan and Amy Ryan
Photo by Joan Marcus

A man and woman have a tense argument while sitting on a living room couch. He wears a blue collared shirt and tie. She wears a red blazer and skirt set and holds a glass of wine. — Richard Armitage and Amy Ryan
Photo by Joan Marcus

Kenneth: Richard Armitage
Henry: Alex Hurt
Rose: Zoe Kazan
Jamie: Ben Rosenfield
Sandra: Amy Ryan

Playwright: Mike Bartlett
Director: Michael Mayer
Scenic Design: Derek McLane
Costume Design: Susan Hilferty
Lighting Design: David Lander
Sound Design: Kai Harada
Hair & Wig Design, Campbell Young Associates: Luc Verschueren

Partial underwriting support for Love, Love, Love is provided by the Laura Pels International Foundation for Theater and by Lauren and Danny Stein.

Roundabout’s work with new and emerging playwrights and directors, as well as development of new work, is made possible by Katheryn Patterson and Tom Kempner.

We gratefully acknowledge the Roundabout Leaders for New Works: Alec Baldwin, Linda L. D'Onofrio, Peggy and Mark Ellis, Jodi Glucksman, Sylvia Golden, Judith and Douglas Krupp, K. Myers, Laura Pels International Foundation for Theater, Lauren and Danny Stein, Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, Yolanda R. Turocy, Lori Uddenberg and Xerox Foundation.