Richard Sherman roams restlessly around his empty apartment, bemoaning the fact that his wife of seven years, and their son, have just walked out on him. Then, without warning, a gigantic flower pot tumbles down from an overhead balcony, nearly putting him permanently out of his misery. The jarring event has a strange effect on Richard. He now sees his marriage as wasted time and feels it necessary to exercise his libido as quickly as possible. Suddenly reborn, he invites the delectable doll who lives on the floor above down for an evening of temptation. The night doesn't quite go the way he thought it would, as morality and guilt sneak into his head. In his conscienceliterally following him about the apartmenta soul-struggle of heroic and hilarious proportions ensues.
One of the theater's biggest comedy hits. "Mr. Axelrod's play is original and funny" NY Times. "a grand and goofy comedya lot of delightful nonsense." NY News.