This deeply moving and insightful play is about connection, memories and the small moments that can change the course of our lives.

Over one fateful summer in 1976, an unlikely friendship develops between Diana, a fiercely rebellious artist and single mom and Alice a free-spirited yet naïve young housewife as they help each other discover their own independence.

“People aren’t just one thing” says Alice. And neither are friendships. This bittersweet comic memory play elegantly shows that a friendship can have a multitude of impactful meanings – sometimes resonating throughout a lifetime.