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Representing two innocent by-standers of the Sexual Revolution of the 1960’s, George (a New Jersey accountant) and Doris (an Oakland housewife) – two married people with six children between them – meet at an inn in Northern California in 1951 and have an affair. They form an immediate and profound attachment to each other, but since neither wants to jeopardize their marriages, they agree to meet only once a year…a contract they dutifully (and happily) fulfill for the next 25 years.

This unusual play uses their unusual affair not as a source of comedy or judgment, but as a kind of on-going therapy that enriches both parties and helps them to weather some of the most turbulent years of recent American history. We can only agree with Clive Barnes of The New York Times who wrote: “Don’t put off till tomorrow what you can do today. Get tickets for SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR. It’s the funniest comedy about love and adultery to come to Broadway in years!’