DRIFT 2006

Opened: September 13, 2006
Closing: September 17, 2006

DRIFT - 2006 - New York History , Info & More

Sage Theatre
711 Seventh Ave. New York, NY

The story of David Harris, a struggling musician and songwriter in the middle of a devastating divorce. His break-up is complicated by the fact that David and his wife Laura are the parents of a young child, who they both desperately want to protect. To deal with the emotional blow, David joins a therapy group and is introduced to a variety of men - some of whom are in the middle of their own separations or custody battles, and some of whom have already gone through what David is now experiencing.

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