A Pulitzer finalist by Richard Greenberg about family secrets.
Story:
Walker and his sister Nan gather in their late father's Manhattan loft to read his will, joined by Pip, their childhood friend and son of their father's longtime architecture partner. What they find is a sparse diary with one recurring entry: three days of rain. Grasping for explanations about their parents' marriage, they construct a story that turns out to be mostly wrong. The play then shifts back to 1960, with the same three actors now playing the previous generation, and the actual story of those three days unfolds.
