Chagrin Valley Little Theatre’s 65-seat River Street Playhouse stage is perfect for intimate stagings with smaller casts. In 2016 it was the venue for Jeff Baron’s award-winning *Visiting Mr. Green* under the direction of Carol Jaffee Pribble. Audiences and critics alike were thrilled with the production, and Mr. Baron remarked that actors Don Edelman and Krystopher Perry were very well cast and that the production was nicely done. On Saturday, July 25 and Sunday, July 26, CVLT will be streaming the archival video of *Visiting Mr. Green* for a pay-as-you-can admission. For details and advance reservation, visit https://cvlt.org/events/visiting-mr-green "Visiting Mr. Green" stars veteran actor Don Edelman as Mr. Green, an elderly, grumpy, devoutly Jewish widower who wanders into New York City traffic, nearly being hit by the car of 29-year-old finance executive Ross Gardiner (played by Krystopher Perry). As a community service sentence, Gardiner is ordered to assist Mr. Green, visiting him weekly. What starts as a comedy about two men who do not want to be in the same room together becomes a gripping, moving drama as they get to know each other, opening old wounds they’ve been hiding and nursing for years. Mr. Green is Baron’s best-known play, earning numerous awards around the world, including the KulturPreis Europa, of which Baron was the first playwright and the first American recipient. “Families are the same everywhere,” explains the playwright. “Everyone knows someone like Mr. Green and everyone knows someone like Ross. Their specific characteristics make the story interesting, but their humanness and the struggles they’re each going through, make the play personal for almost everyone.” Chagrin Valley Little Theatre CVLT.org | 440-247-8955