Tracy Letts' Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning drama will be directed by Jackson Gay on the Hubbard Stage. August: Osage County will officially open Feb. 23 for a run through March 13.

Harmon (Broadway's Glass Menagerie, Amy's View) will star as pill-popping family matriarch Violet Weston, with Gay as her caretaker Johnna Monevata, Flaningam (Broadway revival of Guys and Dolls, The Magic Show) as Mattie Fae Aiken and de Guzman (Broadway revival of Guys and Dolls) as Barbara Fordham.

The cast will also feature Eva Kaminsky as Ivy Weston, Jeffrey Bean as Bill Fordham, James Belcher as Charlie Aiken, James Black as Steve Heidebrecht, Elizabeth Bunch as Karen Weston, Chris Hutchison as Little Charles Aiken, Charles Krohn as Beverly Weston, Emily Neves as Jean Fordham and Todd Waite as Sheriff Deon Gilbeau.

The Alley production will have scenic and lighting design by Kevin Rigdon, costume design by Alejo Vietti, sound design by Pierre Dupre and fight direction by Brian Byrnes. Lauren Halvorsen is the dramaturg.

According to the Alley, "August: Osage County tells the story of the Westons, a large extended clan that comes together at their Oklahoma home when the patriarch disappears. Forced to confront unspoken truths and secrets, the family must also contend with Violet, a pill-popping, deeply unsettled woman at the center of this storm. This powerful production exposes relationships between unforgettable characters who present themselves with unflinching honesty." Letts is also the playwright of Superior Donuts, his Broadway follow-up to August: Osage County, as well as Bug and Killer Joe. He currently stars opposite original August: Osage County cast member Amy Morton in the Steppenwolf Theatre Company revival of Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Tickets are available by visiting AlleyTheatre. The Alley Theatre is located at 615 Texas Avenue in Houston, TX.