Say Goodnight Gracie

The five recent college graduates in the Boulevard Theater’s latest production, Say Goodnight Gracie, meet at an apartment with plans to head to their high school reunion, but instead find a more satisfying way to spend the evening: Staying in, smoking pot, eating junk food and talking about life in general. Although the play was written in the late 1970s, it speaks to a very modern phenomenon: the quarter-life crisis. This afternoon’s performance begins at 2:30 p.m.