Summer and Smoke is Tennessee Williams’ at his best, a classic story of unrequited love, of “ships passing in the night.” Since its debut in 1944, Summer and Smoke has had audiences crying and laughing, often at the same time.
Alma, the ministers's daughter, and Johnny, the doctor's son, battle with their feelings for each other, and their disparate yet strangely similar families, and each other in their attempts to understand love and the power it holds over them. From the 4th of July, 1916 to Christmas, these two brilliantly drawn characters will both charm you and make you furious, but ultimately, they will touch your heart and leave you examining your own feelings for the ones you love.
Buy your tickets by Feb. 28, 2010 and save $2.00 off the regularly priced adult ticket. Call the UCCC Box office 970-356-5000 or purchase tickets online at ucstars.com