Ephron is best know for her films “When Harry Met Sally,” “Sleepless in Seattle” and “You’ve Got Mail.” “Love Loss and What I Wore” was created by Ephron and her daughter, Delia Ephron, in 2008. The play went on to open off Broadway to rave reviews in 2010. Nora passed away in 2012 after a lengthy battle with cancer. 

Over the course of the next 10 weeks, HART will present five different shows, including a musical revue, in the 65 seat back stage theater at the Performing Arts Center at the Shelton House. This is for people who love drama at its purest, and this year patrons can add dining on the theater’s main stage to the experience. 

When you make a reservation for the show, you can also make a reservation to dine at the Center Stage Café, which will feature made to order paninis, stews, chowders, all prepared by Chef Christy Bishop, along with wines and beers on tap. Bishop will run the Harmon’s Den Bistro in the new Fangmeyer Theatre when it opens this spring, and this winter HART patrons can get a preview of things to come with the studio menu. Food service begins an hour and a half before show time and continues for audience and cast for an hour after each performance. 

Tickets for “Love Loss and What I Wore” are $10 for adults, $6 for students.

828.456.6322 or www.harttheater.org.