On the third Saturday evening of every month, the Morton family gathers together for their traditional board game night at Mom and Dad's house. Tonight, however, will be a little different than the usual round of Monopoly or Clue. Andrea, unbeknownst to her aging parents, husband Jimmy, teenaged daughter Chloe, or snarky brother Max, has brought along a new game designed to get her repressed family talking about issues they'd rather avoid. It's called "We're All Going to Die (Eventually)."

What starts out as a mildly irritating board game featuring glitter and Grim Reaper hand puppets suddenly turns darker as three generations of the Morton family struggle with articulating wildly different views of their individual end of life (and after) choices. In poignant flash forwards, we begin to see the endgame of how those choices will eventually play out.

Family Game Night was produced by the Provincetown, MA Theater Foundation as a benefit reading starring Kathleen Turner in 2021.

It was also included in the 2020 New Works Virtual Festival, a Broadway all-star fundraiser to benefit the Actors' Fund. The online reading cast included Tony nominees Carmen Cusack, Richard Kind, and Liz Larsen.

In addition, Family Game Night was selected as a semifinalist for the 2020 Eugene O'Neill National Playwriting Conference and as a finalist for Bloomington Playwrights Project's Reva Shiner Comedy Award in 2020. It was produced in 2018 in Northampton, MA as a staged reading for Play by Play: A Festival of New Works sponsored by The Northampton Playwrights Lab and The Massachusetts Cultural Council.