A Romance Born in the Summer of Love Grows Up

The Leonard Lopate Show | Oct 17, 2016

Richard Armitage, Amy Ryan and Zoe Kazan are starring in the off-Broadway play, “Love, Love, Love” produced by Roundabout Theatre. Set in London, the play weaves through four decades to tell the story of Kenneth (Armitage) and Sandra (Ryan), who connect over their love for marijuana and rock music. Over 20 years later, they struggle with marriage and parenthood.

"Love, Love, Love," opens at the Laura Pels Theatre (111 West 46th Street) at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre  on October 19th, and runs through December 18th. For tickets and show information, visit the show's website.

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