Bay at the Moon
by Ian Mairs

Sisters Ava and Delmarie live next door to each other in a small town in North Florida.

A self-proclaimed hermit, Ava spends her days working on her ceramics, sipping whiskey, and looking after her elderly father, who is doing battle with the early stages of Alzheimer's.

Delmarie is determined to provide her sister with some romantic companionship, subjecting Ava to a series of mismatched suitors, disastrous blind dates, and a cocktail party from hell.

Ultimately, the play explores the ties that bind siblings and the boundaries they set to maintain some semblance of sanity.