Pictures From Home

Thurs, May 7 • 7:30 PM

Marin Theatre Company

About this event

Experience 'Pictures From Home,' a poignant play by Sharr White based on Larry Sultan's photo memoir. This west coast premiere, directed by acclaimed theatre director Jonathan Moscone, delves into the intricate memories of a mother, father, and son, as photographed and explored by Sultan in the 1980s. Join us for an intimate and comic portrayal of family dynamics and memories that resonate deeply. The play's themes of personal narrative and discovery are sure to leave audiences reflective and engaged. Note that subscriptions are currently required for access.

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