When The Rain Stops Falling 2010 - Articles Page 22.6

Run Time:
1 hour and 50 minutes, with no intermission
Opened: March 8, 2010
Closing: April 18, 2010

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Mitzi E. Newhouse Theatre
150 West 65th St. at Broadway New York, NY 10023

A compelling family saga that takes us back and forth in time from one generation to another, from 1959 to 2039, from London to Australia. With four generations of fathers and sons, their mothers, lovers and wives, the play is epic in its scope, yet at the same time extraordinarily intimate.

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When The Rain Stops Falling FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What productions of When The Rain Stops Falling have there been?
When The Rain Stops Falling has had 1 productions including Off-Broadway which opened in 2010.
What awards has When The Rain Stops Falling been nominated for?
When The Rain Stops Falling has been nominated for several awards. These include Outstanding Sound Design in a Play (Drama Desk Awards) for Fitz Patton, Outstanding Director (The Lortels) for David Cromer, Outstanding Lighting Design (The Lortels) for Tyler Micoleau, Outstanding Play (The Lortels) for Lincoln Center Theater, Outstanding Scenic Design (The Lortels) for David Korins, and Outstanding Sound Design (The Lortels) for Fitz Patton.
What awards has When The Rain Stops Falling won?
When The Rain Stops Falling has won several awards for its outstanding contributions in various categories. These include the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Sound Design in a Play, which was awarded to Fitz Patton. David Cromer received the Lortel Award for Outstanding Director, while Tyler Micoleau was recognized with the Lortel Award for Outstanding Lighting Design. The play itself, produced by Lincoln Center Theater, won the Lortel Award for Outstanding Play. Additionally, David Korins received the Lortel Award for Outstanding Scenic Design, and Fitz Patton was honored again with the Lortel Award for Outstanding Sound Design.

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