Richard Greenberg's Three Days of Rain, the play about children imagining and exploring the secret pasts of their parents, will end its run at Boston's SpeakEasy Stage May 1.

In the play -- a Pulitzer Prize finalist -- a famous architect's will prompts his children and their best friend to speculate about their families' history. First we see the grown kids, then we flash back to the early years, just before the architectural team became famous. Eric Engel directs the cast members in dual child parent roles. Diego Arciniegas, Dee Nelson and Dennis Starr star.

Greenberg's works includes Hurrah at Last, Night and Her Stars, The Extra Man, The American Plan, Eastern Standard, The Author's Voice, The Maderati and Life Under Water. He is also working on a new book for the musical, Pal Joey.

Now in its eighth season, SpeakEasy Stage specializes in "cutting edge" material, having mounted such shows as Jeffrey, The Santaland Diaries and Actorz With a Z!.

For tickets and information on Three Days of Rain at the Boston Center for the Arts call (617) 426-0320.