Three families are about to be joined together as the wealthy and well-known, African-American LeVay family gathers at their vacation home in Martha’s Vineyard. Kent LeVay’s fiance, Taylor, is an academic whose absent father, a prominent public intellectual, makes her less than charmed by the LeVay’s posh lifestyle. Flip LeVay’s girlfriend Kimber, a WASP (in her own words) who works with inner-city school children, seems to fit in well with the upper-class family. The family and their guests are forced to grapple with race and privilege with all the affection, sardonic wit and tumultuous, furor that comes with being a family of color in modern America.

"She’s a polished playwright, creating a cast-full of dynamic characters all sitting uncomfortably on a powder-keg situation."  

- The Boston Globe