Set against a world slipping toward collapse, the play follows the Campbell family as they are unexpectedly reunited after forty years. As global instability mounts—marked by imprisonment, fractured science, and a sense of irreversible decline—the reunion becomes the focal point for unresolved histories and buried choices. Personal reckonings collide with existential threat, blurring the boundary between domestic drama and cosmic unease.

The play is written by Alix Sobler, whose work often blends dark humor with speculative and psychological elements. Structured as an 80-minute dark comedy, the piece examines accountability, consequence, and connection when a family is forced to confront both its past mistakes and an uncertain future.