ON THE SUMMER STAGE: ON GOLDEN POND

A story of love, understanding, and the art of 'starting to live again' at any age

In the magical setting on the shores of Golden Pond, a retired couple spends their summer. Norman is a perpetually grumbling, impractical, and sometimes forgetful professor, while his wife Ethel manages the household with enduring charm and elegance. Their peaceful summer days are unexpectedly disrupted by the arrival of their daughter Chelsea, her partner, and his stubborn son Billy. This visit forces Norman to emerge from his lethargy and proves to everyone present that it's never too late to start caring about life, even the simplest one, anew.

The world-renowned play by Ernest Thompson, On Golden Pond, stands as one of the pinnacles of contemporary dramatic work. Its unique score for acting performances has won the hearts of audiences worldwide, in part due to the iconic 1981 film adaptation starring the legendary Henry Fonda and Katharine Hepburn in the lead roles, which received three Oscars. A poignant, funny, and wise story about aging, intergenerational understanding, and the strength of family bonds, it's a celebration of life that will not leave you indifferent.

Come and witness the timelessness of the shores of Golden Pond, where the most important story of your life can unfold even after many years.