Linda Vista

He's fifty. He's divorced. He's just moved out of his ex-wife's garage. And he is certain that everything is about to turn around. In Tracy Letts' razor-sharp comedy, Wheeler, a restless fifty-something divorcee, moves into a new apartment determined to reinvent himself. But dating, friendship, sex, and the illusion of starting over prove far more complicated than expected. Funny, raw, and painfully human, Linda Vista is a provocative look at masculinity, aging, and what it really means to begin again. From Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tracy Letts (August: Osage County), Linda Vista premiered at Steppenwolf, played the Mark Taper Forum, and landed on Broadway in 2019, where it earned two Tony Award nominations. Now it's ten feet in front of you, in a 78-seat room on Christopher Street.