Following the end of a life-altering relationship, a group of strangers gathers to confront the emotional and practical realities of moving forward. Through a series of conversations and shared experiences, the play explores grief, recovery, identity, and the unexpected connections that emerge while navigating personal change.

The play is written by Marin Ireland (Tony Award-nominated actor known for Reasons to Be Pretty and The Irishman) and directed by Maria Dizzia (Orange Is the New Black, 13 Reasons Why). 

Originally presented at the Connelly Theater, the production transfers to Greenwich House Theater following its critically acclaimed earlier run, continuing its intimate staging of a contemporary story centred on healing, vulnerability, and human connection.