I Forgive You, Ronald Reagan Tickets

I Forgive You, Ronald Reagan is an Off-Broadway drama that delves into political and domestic themes from a personal perspective. Written by John S. Anastasi and produced by a collaborative team including Shirley Pechter, BareBones Theatre Company, Broadway Bound Productions, John Howard Swain, and Mid-Life Productions, the show invites audiences to examine forgiveness, family, and the echoes of decision-making on everyday lives.

Set in a tense period of American history, the production centers on Ray Deluso, an air-traffic controller whose life is shaped by policies and leadership from the Reagan era. Through intimate scenes and reflective conversations, the play examines how political choices ripple into family dynamics, personal accountability, and the costs of forgiveness.

This page provides an overview of the show, its original NYC run, the cast, theater venue details, and contextual background to help fans and researchers understand the production in a clear, buyer-friendly way.

Note: I Forgive You, Ronald Reagan concluded its original engagement in 2013 and does not have confirmed 2025 tour dates or venues. The production remains a notable entry in Off-Broadway theater history, particularly for its cast and its inquiry into how political decisions shape personal lives. If you’re exploring similar contemporary theater that blends political themes with intimate storytelling, we can point you to other relevant NYC performances and nearby venues.

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