Sultan's photographs often show her in leisurewear and disco outfits. She is a successful realtor, and a photo she asks Sultan to take for her job sparks a rift between them. He embarked on the project during the Reagan era, when the 'perfect' nuclear family was king, and he wanted to discover the flaws in such families like his. His specialty was conceptual photographs of houses, a genre his Pictures From Home project falls into. Larry Sultan: A photographer who was active in taking and teaching photography from the 1970s until his death in 2009.Here's more information about the main characters in Pictures From Home. Each of these characters represent real people. Pictures From Home has three main characters: the members of the immediate family the story is about. White is also a screenwriter whose credits include Halston, The Affair, Sweetbitter, and Genera+ion. His other two, The Snow Geese (which also starred Burstein) and The Other Place, went up in 2013. The show marks his first Broadway play in 10 years. Sharr White wrote the Pictures From Home play. 2023: The first full-fledged production of Pictures From Home comes to Broadway with Danny Burstein, Nathan Lane, and Zoë Wanamaker.Two more readings follow: at Houston's Alley Theater in 2020 and at Cape Cod Theatre Project in 2021. 2019: New York Stage and Film produces the first reading of Pictures From Home, directed by Daniella Topol.White visited the exhibit and became interesting in adapting Sultan's work into a show. 2015: The Los Angeles County Museum of Art shows an exhibition of Sultan's photographs titled 'Here and Home,' which includes over 200 photographs from five of his projects, including Pictures From Home.1992: The Pictures From Home memoir is published to acclaim.

His aim is to discover the dark truths that lurk under his family's appealing facade, and blow up the myth of the 'perfect' American family at large.

1980s: Sultan decides to photograph and interview his parents for a project.

Learn more about the history that led up to the Broadway production. This production marks Pictures From Home's world premiere, but the show's history really begins when Sultan first embarked on his photography project in the 1980s. Pictures From Home premieres on Broadway in January 2023. Visit the Pictures From Home page for an up-to-date performance calendar. Pictures From Home does not perform on Monday. The show runs Tuesday to Sunday, with two performances on Wednesday and Saturdays. Pictures From Home plays eight performances a week at Studio 54. This is an average running time Broadway plays can run anywhere from 90 minutes to over 3 hours. Pictures From Home is 1 hour and 45 minutes minutes long with no intermission. Pictures From Home is not a Roundabout production. The nonprofit organization Roundabout Theatre Company owns the venue and produces shows there however, other producers can also rent the space for their shows. The venue was one of the city's most famous nightclubs for nearly 20 years before its conversion into a Broadway theatre. Pictures From Home is at Studio 54, located at 254 West 54th Street between Broadway and Eighth Avenue. They live a picture-perfect life in a picture-perfect home in Southern California, but as Sultan digs deeper, he learns that their outward perfection and material success hides darker truths and imperfections about his parents he never knew before. The show follows him as he embarks on his most personal project yet: photographing and interviewing his parents. Pictures From Home is about famed photographer Larry Sultan, and the show is based on his memoir of the same name. Before stepping into this family drama, though, learn more about the show and its picture-perfect trio of stars below. Spend a few hours at Sultan's parents' home in sunny Southern California, where he ultimately uncovers cracks in their idyllic facade. Playwright Sharr White returns to Broadway for the first time in 10 years with this family portrait come to life, based on a 1992 photo memoir by photographer Larry Sultan.

Capture the moment! The 2023 Broadway season kicks off with Pictures From Home, a world-premiere play starring Emmy and Tony Award winner Nathan Lane, Tony winner Danny Burstein, and Tony nominee Zoë Wanamaker.

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