Characters 1 male 1 female Dramatic ComedyIn this play of letters a young official in a college alumni off ce invites a celebrated but reclusive author to the thirty-fifth reunion of his class. When he declines she charmingly prods him and thereby begins a witty and revelatory correspondence that becomes part mystery part memory and part romance. Rich and revealing." - The New Yorker "Written beautifully as a series of letters this warm and satisfying work follows in the footsteps of A.R. Gurney's Love Letters and deserves to become just as enduringly popular... Cahn serves up something of a bona fide thriller along with the genuinely wise psychological insights that lie at the heart of Roses in December keeping us riveted until the final word has been read." -NYTheatre.com

Characters 1 male 1 female Dramatic ComedyIn this play of letters a young official in a college alumni off ce invites a celebrated but reclusive author to the thirty-fifth reunion of his class. When he declines she charmingly prods him and thereby begins a witty and revelatory correspondence that becomes part mystery part memory and part romance. Rich and revealing." - The New Yorker "Written beautifully as a series of letters this warm and satisfying work follows in the footsteps of A.R. Gurney's Love Letters and deserves to become just as enduringly popular... Cahn serves up something of a bona fide thriller along with the genuinely wise psychological insights that lie at the heart of Roses in December keeping us riveted until the final word has been read." -NYTheatre.com

Characters 1 male 1 female Dramatic ComedyIn this play of letters a young official in a college alumni off ce invites a celebrated but reclusive author to the thirty-fifth reunion of his class. When he declines she charmingly prods him and thereby begins a witty and revelatory correspondence that becomes part mystery part memory and part romance. Rich and revealing." - The New Yorker "Written beautifully as a series of letters this warm and satisfying work follows in the footsteps of A.R. Gurney's Love Letters and deserves to become just as enduringly popular... Cahn serves up something of a bona fide thriller along with the genuinely wise psychological insights that lie at the heart of Roses in December keeping us riveted until the final word has been read." -NYTheatre.com