Love Letters follows the lifelong correspondence between Melissa Gardner and Andrew Makepeace Ladd III, who began as childhood friends and continued to exchange letters for over 50 years. Their letters, ranging from birthday notes to personal reflections, reveal a deep connection and the complexities of their relationship, including their marriages, careers, and eventual realization of their true feelings. The play highlights the power of written communication to express emotions and the enduring nature of their bond.

Dates: January 30-February 7 (Except Monday)

Curtain Times: Tuesday-Saturday 7:30 pm, Sunday Matinee 2:30 pm.

Individual Ticket Price: $18

Running Time: Approximately 105 minutes

What Critics Are Saying About Love Letters

Hollywood Reporter
Love Letters is that rare work whose emotional richness requires no embellishment in order to become a full-bodied theatrical experience.

Bergen Record
The passage of time – people going from youth to late middle age – is always poignant. And so is the notion of two individuals failing to recognize the true love they’re meant to share.

The Wall Street Journal
[Love Letters is] a tender study of thwarted love: Melissa is a scatty upper-class rebel, Andy is a stuffy upper-middle-class striver, and as they read a lifetime’s worth of letters out loud, you come to know them so well that their parallel sorrows seem as familiar as your own.