'The Babylon Line' Makes Unexpected Connections
The Leonard Lopate Show | Dec 18, 2016
Playwright Richard Greenberg, along with actors Josh Radnor and Elizabeth Reaser, discuss, “The Babylon Line,” which is playing through January 22nd at the Lincoln Center Theater. Set in Levittown, Long Island in 1967 on the first night of a Creative Writing class, teacher, Aaron Port (Radnor) meets his students: three housewives and two men who keep mostly to themselves. A fourth woman, Joan Dellamond (Reaser), rushes in late and makes an unexpected connection with Aaron.
Playing throught January 22nd at the Lincoln Center Theater (150 West 65th Street, between Broadway and Amsterdam). For tickets and show information, click here.
