Three Days of Rain, by Tony Award-winning playwright Richard Greenberg, was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize when it premiered in 1997.  The play begins one year after Walker Janeway disappeared on the day of his father Ned’s funeral. Walker has returned home to meet his sister, Nan, for the reading of Ned’s will. They are joined by their childhood friend, Pip, who is the son of Ned’s late business partner.  When Walker finds Ned’s diary, the young people are forced to confront their assumptions and see their parents in ways they never imagined.

ACT ONE: 1995- A year after disappearing on the day of his father, Ned’s funeral, Walker Janeway returns to New York City to meet his sister, Nan for the reading of Ned’s will. They are joined by their childhood friend, Pip, the son of Ned’s late business partner. Walker finds a journal kept by Ned in 1960 which he thinks may reveal buried family secrets.

ACT TWO: 1960- We meet Ned and his partner Theo at the same age as their children are in Act One. We also meet Lina, a charming, yet unusual woman, and begin to understand the mysteries that will plague Walker, Nan and Pip 35 years in the future.