The play depicts the decline of Schumann, both in inspiration and in health, and the deterioration of his relationship with wife Clara, who longs to play concerts and go on tours as she did before domestic life took over.
Enter the young, talented and inspiring Johannes Brahms, who becomes for Schumann both protégée and romantic rival.
“…TRIO IS A MUST SEE…A WISE AND POWERFUL DRAMA… magnificent piano renditions … spirited acting… STUNNING…” - SANTA MONICA PRESS
“…beautifully written… intelligent, witty, and droll dialogue… PERFECTLY CONCEIVED AND EXECUTED… STELLAR PERFORMANCE…” - SOCAL.COM
“…TRIO IS REFINED, POLISHED, AND ELEGANT… the mad and passionate romance between the Schumanns and Brahms is brought to full life…” - EYESPY LA
" The delicate balance between history and creative risk-taking is WHOLLY SUCCESSFUL… The ENTIRE ENSEMBLE IS ECXELLENT” - NEON TOMMY ANNENBERG DIGITAL NEWS