(RED BANK, NJ) -- Two River Theater has announced ticket on sale dates for one of Arthur Miller's (Death of A Salesman, The Crucible) most personal plays, The Price, directed by Brandon J. Dirden. The production will run in The Joan and Robert Rechnitz Theater June 7 through June 29, 2025. Subscriber add-on tickets will be available for purchase via presale March 24-29, and single tickets will go on sale to the general public on Monday, March 31.

Estranged brothers Victor and Walter must clear out the remnants of their gilded upbringing before their childhood home is torn down. As they negotiate the value of their past, they must reckon with the true cost of a more hopeful future. Brandon J. Dirden (August Wilson’s Radio Golf, Wine in the Wilderness) directs this towering story of how we measure the burden of memory.

“Arthur Miller.  Brandon Dirden.  A pairing of titans,” says Artistic Director Justin Waldman.  “This is the type of artistic matchmaking that thrills me to no end.  One of the greatest American dramatists to ever put pen to paper meets an exquisite theatrical maker and thinker at the height of his powers.  To have Two River favorite Dirden wrestle with Miller’s volcanic sibling rivalry is the stuff of dreams.”

Regular ticket prices range from $50-$80. 2024/25 subscribers will receive a 10% discount on additional tickets. Groups receive a 20% discount, and should email groups@trtc.org directly. Group tickets may be reserved during the subscriber pre-sale. Tickets are available for purchase online.

The Price is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.

To see the full 2024/2025 Season programming visit: tworivertheater.org. Plays, artists, dates, and ticket prices are subject to change.

Two River Theater’s 2024/25 Season Sponsor is Hackensack Meridian Riverview Medical Center. Additional support for The Price is provided by Jewish Federation in the Heart of New Jersey.

Two River Theater is funded in part by public support through the National Endowment for the Arts, the State of New Jersey, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, the New Jersey Council for the Humanities, funding through a grant from the New Jersey Department of State, Division of Travel & Tourism and the Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners. Private support includes Achelis & Bodman Foundation, Citizens Philanthropic Foundation, Courtyard by Marriott, Edgerton Foundation, Grunin Foundation, Merrill G. & Emita E. Hastings Foundation, Investors Foundation, Jersey Coast Family Law, Jewish Federation in the Heart of New Jersey, The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation, Manasquan Bank Charitable Foundation, Molly Pitcher Inn and The Oyster Point Hotel, Monmouth University, MusicWorks Inc., OceanFirst Bank, OceanFirst Foundation, Open Heart Yoga, Senior Living Residences Marlboro, Springpoint Senior Living Foundation, The Shubert Foundation, The Stone Foundation of New Jersey, Visiting Nurse Association of NJ Health Group, Triumph Brewing Company, Zager Fuchs P.C., and other generous funders.

Two River Theater produces American and world classics, new plays and musicals, programs for young people, and festivals of new work. Each year, we serve over 20,000 students, families and community members through our 4-6 show season, and 40+ events that reflect our diverse community of Monmouth County. Two River produces work on two stages—the 350-seat Joan and Robert Rechnitz Theater, and the flexible 110-seat Marion Huber Theater. In 2020 they expanded our campus to 80,000 square feet with the opening of the Center for New Work, Education and Design.

Two River Theater has commissioned and premiered original projects including Be More Chill by Tony Award nominee Joe Iconis and Joe Tracz (the theater’s first Broadway production) and Hurricane Diane by former Playwright-in-Residence Madeleine George (which won an Obie Award for its Off-Broadway run), and in June 2019, Two River was nationally recognized by USA TODAY as one of “10 great places to see a play.”

Two River Theater is led by Artistic Director Justin Waldman and Managing Director Nora DeVeau-Rosen.