April, May and June at Theatre 40 at The Reuben Cordova Theatre

April, May and June are fortyish sisters, born a year apart. They're Jewish (although with one Gentile grandparent who made the best matzo ball soup). They're temperamentally a bit different. April, the eldest, is the most dominant. Her marriage has crumbled beneath her husband's infidelity. May, always conscious of being "the middle one," has issues with her weight. June, the youngest, is a lesbian whose own partner has been wayward. The three siblings have convened to pack up the old family home after their mother has passed away. She was the parent who had been most present in the women's lives. Their father had been an alcoholic. Mother had endured and persevered. Going through their mother's possessions, the women come across items that will give them a shocking surprise. Everything they thought they knew about their mother and their family will be changed and impact their lives forever. How will these newly revealed developments affect their relationship with each other?