Days to Come (Recorded Production) NYC Reviews and Tickets

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Small town politics & bad economy equal trouble, Liberal factory owners face a strike, Hellman's 1936 play revived in 2018

About the Show

The Mint presents a recorded version of Lillian Hellman's family drama.

"Days to Come" is a family drama set against the backdrop of labor strife in a small Ohio town which threatens to tear apart both town and family. Andrew Rodman is running the family business and failing at it. The workers are out on strike and things are getting desperate. Rodman is brings in strikebreakers, failing to anticipate the disastrous impact that this will have on his family and their place in the community where they have lived for generations.

Member Reviews (1)

Small town politics & bad economy equal trouble, Hellman's 1936 play revived in 2018, Liberal factory owners face a strike

See it if Peaceful out-of-town labor leader comes to organize a strike but factory manager hires thugs who sink to murder to keep the men at work. Raw

Don't see it if you dislike Lilliam Hellman's left-of-center politics. There are some very tense moments in this tight drama. Definitely worth seeing.