Kenneth Lonergan's play set in New York during the tumultuous year of 1982 unfolds over 48 hours in the dingy studio apartment of Dennis, a troubled 21-year-old. With sharp dialogue and dark humor, Lonergan transports audiences to a time in each of our lives when we felt lost and unsure of ourselves. Through the struggles of three friends, we revisit that delicate period between adolescence and adulthood, where we first realized our tools for navigating the world were fragile and inadequate. This play offers a raw and poignant window into a violent year in New York's history and the universal experience of growing up.