Date Night is a sharp, tender, and darkly funny portrait of long-term
love in its most unvarnished form. Over the course of one evening at a neighborhood Italian restaurant, Irving and Miriam Bernstein—married for decades, fluent in silence, and armed with sarcasm—navigate wedding invitations, digestive regrets, and the quiet ache of growing older together. With biting wit and aching familiarity, this two-hander explores the rhythms of a marriage where the deepest truths are spoken not in grand declarations, but in sighs, side-eye, and the spaces between words. A comedy of manners, memory, and marinara. 1f. 2m.
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