A tender and pensive work, the play tells the tale of a young man who has lost his friend on a cross-country bike trip and ends up in New York City with his grandmother. He's lost and unable to deal with the death and she's happy yet lonely. Together they grow and challenge each other to the mutual healing of each other in their own ways. Gabriel Ebert, last seen at a terrific Roundabout Underground production, assumes the shy, introverted, liberal, hippie, whole-life-in-front-of-him, Leo. The exquisite Mary Louise Wilson, who's done many things, but will probably be most remembered for her performance as Big-Edie in Grey Gardens, takes the helm as the tough-as-nails, aging, yet deeply caring and intellectual Vera Joseph.No chorus-girls or kick-lines here. Just good, old-fashioned high-quality theatre. In and out in less than 2 hours with a smile on your face and a warmed up heart.