Exquisitely written, Margaret Edson's Pulitzer Prize-winning play Wit, follows a brilliant and exacting poetry professor as she undergoes experimental treatment for cancer. Affecting and often humorous, Vivian Bearing is a scholar who devoted her life to academia and research. Now she must face irony and injustice as she becomes the subject of another’s research. The vulnerability of the invincible comes down, eventually, to a simple line of surrender: "I thought being smart enough would be enough." “Margaret Edson’s Pulitzer Prize winning Wit is inescapably moving.” The New York Times Tickets: Adult - $20; Senior (65+) - $ 18; Student (under 21) - $12 Thursday, February 28 @ 8pm Friday, March 1 @ 8pm Saturday, March 2 @ 8pm Sunday, March 3 @ 2pm Thursday, March 7 @ 8pm Friday, March 8 @ 8pm Saturday, March 9 @ 8pm Sunday, March 10 @ 2pm Thursday, March 14 @ 8pm Friday, March 15 @ 8pm Saturday, March 16 @ 8pm Sunday, March 17 @ 2pm