In the heart of a cozy apartment in Beirut, Barhoum and Ayoud, a retired elderly couple, eagerly anticipate their son's return from abroad. As they engage in heartfelt reminiscences, playful bickering, and find solace in life's simplest joys, their story opens a window for audiences of all backgrounds to embark on a profound exploration of the human experience. 

This play, set against the backdrop of Lebanon, serves as a universal lens through which we can examine the intricate tapestry of our existence as humans. Covering themes ranging from the inception of life to the inevitability of death, from the complexities of love to the enduring ache of loneliness, this production unveils a humanitarian reality that resonates with people from diverse walks of life. 

Through poignant flashbacks to the tumultuous 1970s and 1980s, the audience is transported into the very heart of the couple's personal journey and the defining moments in Lebanon’s history. In this tale of love, sorrow, and unwavering strength, we glimpse our own reflections while journeying through a world where the quest for connection can lead us to uncharted alleys, where solitude patiently awaits around every bend.