On a quiet, lonely night, two unlikely men make the unlikely decision to fall in love. The play tells the story of that night and the forty years that follow.

The play within the play tells the story of the underfunded Bay Area theatre company producing A Marriage, the day after opening night. A botulism incident has upended the production, requiring the House Manager to take control, playing all ancillary roles and serving as dramaturg.

The play is written in three acts for three actors. Two actors play the primary characters (and the actors playing the primary characters). The third actor plays the House Manager and all ancillary characters: mother, neighbor, nephew, therapist, Alexa, etc.

Minimal sets.

Running time two hours and twenty minutes, including two intermissions.