Two couples meet for drinks on the evening of a blue moon. On the surface, we see four successful business and creative archetypes. By the “shank of the evening,” scabs are scratched raw, and what begins to unfold are the outward signs of troubled relationships. Additional stressors are brought to the fore in the form of bickering, passive-aggressive behaviors, and substantial denial. The fuse that lights the depth of pain comes in the form of Callista and Richard’s daughter Andie. She is angry and frustrated with a mother who is obtuse and will never accept her life choices. This is not a story about mother-daughter reconciliation - it will never happen. For Andie is also very dead