Margaret and Helen Schlegel value poetry, romanticism, and emotion. Henry Wilcox wants more money and more power. Leonard Bast aspires to something above the bleak poverty he is stuck inside. When the four characters meet, the sisters’ relationship to each other, themselves, and the way they see the world, changes forever. Four actors play 16 characters in this adaptation of Forster’s 1910 novel which poses questions that seem more urgent now than ever: how can we connect with people who aren’t like us? Can relationships endure changed values? And, what do we owe each other?