In Samuel D. Hunter’s bitterly funny and incisively thoughtful Broadway drama, a reclusive aunt and her gay nephew reunite to sort the mess left after a troubled father’s passing. In the outer limits of rural Idaho, the last two estranged members of the Fernsby family tree, a reclusive aunt and her gay nephew, reunite to sort the mess left behind after a troubled father’s passing. They now face an uncomfortable and universal question: How do we deal with other people? And is connection more trouble than it’s worth? As their relationship begins anew, the two reluctant Fernsbys – separated by age and experience – start to understand the joys and perils of letting someone else into your own story, even if only for a moment.
AmazonPages: 88, Paperback, Concord Theatricals
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