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How do you tell the story of your life? And what if the characters in the story tell it differently than you remember? In this funny and theatrical play about sex and marriage, a man sits at a desk, sorting through the clutter of his life - a book, a flashlight, a wedding ring. Sifting through the relics of his failed marriage, he attempts to piece together some understanding of where things went wrong, with...
How do you tell the story of your life? And what if the characters in the story tell it differently than you remember? In this funny and theatrical play about sex and marriage, a man sits at a desk, sorting through the clutter of his life - a book, a flashlight, a wedding ring. Sifting through the relics of his failed marriage, he attempts to piece together some understanding of where things went wrong, with the help of two actors who play younger versions of himself and his wife. As he relives and reenacts each moment, from hilarious to heart-wrenching, he must ultimately take stock of his life and his marriage, and in the end must decide a course of action that challenges his flawed understanding of love and commitment.