Down in Mississippi three sisters must "learn how to get through these real bad days" from the past to a future. Beth Henley's very funny, very touching Crimes of the Heart won the 1981 Pulitzer Prize and the New York Drama Critic's Circle Award.

The play takes us on a journey which Lenny, the eldest sister, who is about to hit 30 -- Meg in the middle who is home from an unsuccesful try at a singing career -- and Babe, the youngest, who just shot her husband, must overcome the legacy of self destruction stemming from their mother's earlier suicide. With the help of the men who love them and their own better natures the sisters reunite with love in this alway quirky, unpredictable comedy.