The play follows Nancy, who decides to end her fifty-year marriage to her husband, Bill. While Bill appears largely unmoved by her announcement, their two adult sons are deeply unsettled, confronting the possibility that their parents’ long partnership was not what it seemed. As the family adjusts to the sudden rupture, each member is forced to reconsider long-held assumptions about loyalty, intimacy, and the stories that defined their shared past.

Through its intergenerational lens, the piece examines marriage late in life, the emotional aftershocks of separation, and the shifting ways love can present itself as a family recalibrates around an unexpected decision.