The Archwells

A new house, a pile of debt, and a son who volunteers to help out however he can. Bobby's idea of pitching in starts innocently enough, then drifts somewhere it really shouldn't.

Mattea bought the family a summer home they can't quite afford, so Bobby takes on odd jobs to keep them afloat. Along the way he ends up spending a lot more time with his mother and sister than money problems really call for, and the distance between them keeps shrinking.

Play moves through Bobby's days as he works, jokes around, and finds himself in increasingly close quarters with the women in his life. This is a first look at the story, so what's here is a starting point rather than a full family history.