Secrets Will Shutter at Theatre of St. Luke's on July 30

In Secrets, hidden relationships threaten friendship and love as an evening of wining and dining degenerates into a session of backbiting, snide comments and a contest to see who can be the cruelest to their respective spouses. When all is said, the participants wonder whether it's worth staying together anymore but don't know if they can adjust to a life alone. Mark Hamlet, Darren Lougee, Lissa Moira, Alyce Mayors, Tom Sminkey and Elena Zazanis star.

Secrets, directed by Ted Mornel, opened off-Broadway on July 13. In his Broadway.com Review of the play, William Stevenson wrote: "We've all been to rotten parties, and we've all been stuck with miserably unhappy married couples. Gerald Zipper's play Secrets combines both—and not in a good way. It's the kind of soiree you can't wait to leave."