Two estranged brothers meet to divvy up the estate of their late father in “The Price,” a 1968 Broadway play which shines with humor rarely seen in plays by Arthur Miller. The story plays out in the Manhattan brownstone attic of the brothers’ once wealthy father which is overflowing with a lifetime of furniture, paintings, mementos and family history. The brothers (a successful doctor and a hardworking policeman) are joined by a witty, elderly antique dealer and a long-suffering wife in this powerful theatrical examination of sibling rivalry and regret.

TICKETS:  $15 to $25
$25 General; $22 Seniors 65 & Over; $15 Age 22 & Under
 
CAST:  Madeleine Ashe of Petaluma as Esther Franz; Samson Hood of Santa Rosa as Victor Franz; John Shillington of Sebastopol as Walter Franz; and Charles Siebert * of Healdsburg as Gregory Solomon.