In Corsicana, a small city in Texas, a woman with Down syndrome named Ginny and her half-brother Christopher are unmoored in the wake of their mother’s death. Their close family friend, Justice, introduces them to a local artist named Lot, a recluse and outsider, hoping that he and Ginny can make a song together. That that’ll help somehow. In this restless quartet about care-taking and care-giving, in which the very fabric of reality is up for debate, Will Arbery charts the quiet, particular contracts of the heart that forge a new family.

The July 3 matinee of this play will be a relaxed performance, for which certain technological adjustments may be made to be inclusive of neurodiverse audiences and accommodate potential sensory needs (e.g., sound and lighting cues may be modified, house lights may be slightly raised). Otherwise, relaxed performances run as any other performance would, with no changes to the script.