The story unfolds through a series of comedic letters exchanged between Sheldon and his overbearing mother, Mrs. Levine. As he accuses her of ruining his marriage and life, she remains oblivious to the gravity of his concerns. Their dynamic highlights the absurdity and complexity of their love/hate relationship, showcasing unforgettable characters who, despite the physical distance, remain entangled in each other's lives. The play captures the humor and angst of familial bonds, making for a laugh-out-loud exploration of motherhood and adult independence.
