Following thirty years of the marriage of Bette and Boo and their wildly dysfunctional families, this sardonic, absurdist, Obie-Award-winning play by one of America's greatest satirists turns themes like marital misery, alcoholism, emotional instability, religion, still birth and death into hilarious fodder for comedy. "A remorselessly sad, achingly funny assault on the vanities, inanities and insanities of family life..." Robert Brustein, The Nation