A comedy about a sophisticated Manhattan art gallery couple whose comfortable lives are upended when the wife's aging, eccentric mother comes to live with them, disrupting their routines, their marriage, and their carefully curated social world. Complications multiply as the mother strikes up an unexpected romance with an elderly, equally eccentric artist, forcing the couple to reconsider their assumptions about aging, independence, and family obligation. The play mines comedy from generational culture clash and the indignities of navigating eldercare with humor rather than resentment. It's a wry, character-driven comedy about the ways family responsibilities reshape even the most orderly of lives.

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