Meet the Westons. Dad’s disappeared. Mom’s popping pills. One daughter’s bound for divorce. And that's just the start. Equally harrowing and hysterical, Tracy Letts’ award-winning drama has already been hailed as an American classic.
August: Osage County is a comedic drama about the Westons, a family who gather together inside their hot, musty old house in Oklahoma on account of their father’s mysterious disappearance. Unfortunately, worrying if their Dad’s alive or dead is the least of their problems. Mom’s a drug addict. Of her three daughters, one is about to elope with an unconventional groom. Another has announced her engagement to a man of questionable values. And Barbara, the eldest sibling, can’t seem to save her crumbling marriage. Still, Barbara does her best to keep her ultra-dysfunctional family in line, until long-hidden truths about the past threaten to damage the Weston home irreparably.
