Called by playwright Edward Albee "the greatest American play ever written," this dramatization of small-town life has been adored by audiences ever since its debut. It's the story of young lovers George and Emily -- as well as their families, friends and neighbors -- as they grow up, fall in love and discover the inevitable darker sides of life in Grover's Corners. Narrated by the nameless Stage Manager and performed with minimal props or set, the groundbreaking play won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1938. Don't miss this fresh interpretation of an American theater classic, as you ponder what Our Town is today, at the F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre in Rockville.