A queer ghost story draped in absurdity and longing, ONE NIGHT A YEAR imagines two dead lovers granted a single evening each year to feel again—touch, kiss, bicker, mourn, and maybe make love. Their desperate attempts at intimacy are interrupted by a lonely ghost who craves connection of her own. Mixing raunchy humor with melancholy romance, the play interrogates what lingers after death: desire, grief, and the things we never quite finish saying.