Family reunions are supposed to bring people together. Not in the Weston household. When the family patriarch mysteriously disappears, three generations of the Weston family descend upon their Oklahoma home, where secrets explode, resentments simmer, and dysfunction takes center stage. At the center of the chaos is Violet, a sharp-tongued, pill-popping matriarch who never met a family wound she couldn’t reopen. Tracy Letts’ Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County is a wickedly funny, brutally honest, and deeply moving portrait of family love and loathing. Packed with biting humor, shocking revelations, and unforgettable characters, this theatrical powerhouse proves you can go home again—but you might regret it.