WRITTEN BY Hank Rion
DIRECTED BY Kelly O’Donnell

A two-night reading at The Chain Theatre in Manhattan's theater district.

Will, his family’s emotional caretaker, travels to Florida to help his gay, alcoholic Dad get settled into Florida’s largest retirement mecca. Will’s younger brother and his pregnant wife join him to make plans for the inevitable as the 2.3% of Dad’s liver that actually functions is failing epically. Without warning, Mom arrives to say goodbye. This is the first time the Robbins have all been in the same room together in over 15 years. The tight-lipped, acid-tongued family’s seams start to uproariously, violently rip, revealing many truths lying dormant beneath the surface.

Accolades and Recognitions:

Finalist, Del Shores Foundation Writers Search
Finalist, Playhouse on the Square New Writers Award (Top 6 of 700 submissions)
Finalist/Honorable Mention, ScreenCraft Play Award (Top 8 of 1,000+ submissions)
Winner, New York Script Award
Second Rounder, Austin Film Festival Play Competition
Finalist, TNT Pops! (Theatre Network of Texas)

Readings:

Playhouse on the Square
Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance
Valdosta State University

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