Herb Tucker, a struggling middle-aged screenwriter experiencing writer's block, is taken aback when his daughter, Libby, whom he left behind with their Brooklyn family 16 years earlier, unexpectedly arrives in West Hollywood with dreams of making it in the movie industry. Libby's arrival not only compels Herb to reassess the duties of parenthood but also forces him to confront the complexities of his fluctuating relationship with his girlfriend, Steffy.

As Herb grapples with his past abandonment and attempts to navigate his present circumstances, Neil Simon's poignant play delves into themes of family, love, and personal growth, offering a profound exploration of human connections and the pursuit of reconciliation.