In the blistering heatwave of 1976, the Webb sisters return to their childhood home, a crumbling guest house on the English seaside, to bid their ailing mother a final farewell. Sifting through memories, they are haunted by their mother's lost dreams for their success, and the music that once promised them an escape. When long-buried secrets and betrayals resurface, the sisters must reckon with the ties that bind – and break – a family.

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Jez Butterworth’s darkly funny and emotionally tender play explores memory, sisterhood and the price of ambition.