Mothers and Sons (Broadway)

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Mothers and Sons (Broadway) is a 2014 Broadway play by Terrence McNally that explores grief, family, and changing attitudes toward gay relationships through the reunion of a mother with her late son's former partner and his new family.

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instanceOf Broadway play
author Terrence McNally
basedOn Andre’s Mother
Andre’s Mother (television play)
character Bud Ogden-Porter
Cal Porter
Katharine Gerard
Will Ogden
closingDateOnBroadway 2014-06-22
countryOfOrigin United States
director Sheryl Kaller
genre drama
hasType one-act play
language English
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Broadway
New York
New York City
United States
nominatedFor Drama League Award for Outstanding Production of a Broadway or Off-Broadway Play
Tony Award for Best Leading Actress in a Play
Tony Award for Best Play
openingDateOnBroadway 2014-03-24
originalBroadwayCastMember Bobby Steggert
Frederick Weller
Grayson Taylor
Tyne Daly
partOf 2013–2014 Broadway season
placeOfPremiere John Golden Theatre
plotSummary A mother visits her late son’s former partner, now married to another man and raising a child, forcing all of them to confront grief, forgiveness, and changing attitudes toward gay relationships.
premiereDate 2014-03-24
previewPerformancesBegan 2014-02-23
producer Tom Kirdahy
runningTime approximately 90 minutes
settingLocation New York City
subject AIDS crisis legacy
family
gay relationships
grief
homophobia
parent–child relationships
same-sex marriage
theatre John Golden Theatre
timeSetting early 21st century
more than 20 years after the AIDS crisis of the 1980s
writer Terrence McNally
yearOfWork 2014

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Tom Kirdahy produced Mothers and Sons (Broadway)