“People aren’t perfect. Even the people you love.”

Things I Know to Be True is, at its heart, a show about the duality of love; at the same time destructive and beautiful. The play follows the Price family over a year of change - after Rosie returns from a year abroad, she is eager to return to her memory of a perfect home. She aches for the sense of familiarity and security they bring, however, upon returning, it becomes obvious that something is off. As a series of secrets are revealed, and Rosie is forced to confront her immaturity despite her desire for the contrary. At times heart-warming and at times devastating; Things I Know to Be True explores every aspect of love and the grief that must come with it.