Interior

A corporate attorney and the family patriarch who abruptly announces he wants a separation and a life apart from Eve. His decisions spark a cascade of tensions among his daughters as they reassess loyalty, love, and the future of their family.

A clinically depressed mother whose suicide attempt after moving to a Manhattan apartment sets off a chain of shocks for the family. Her struggles and eventual death anchor the emotional core of the story and reveal the limits of care and acknowledgment within the family.

The eldest daughter, a poet whose success creates tension with her sisters and concerns over family favoritism. Her marriage to a struggling writer adds another layer of competition and strain within the household.

Renata’s husband, a struggling writer who feels eclipsed by Renata and under the social judgment of the family. He participates in the social web of blame and admiration within the sisters’ circle.

The youngest daughter, an actress whose career keeps her away and whose experiences with family drama add a counterpoint of vulnerability and resilience. Her absence and candor contrast with the more volatile dynamics at home.

The middle daughter who resents her mother’s attention and struggles to settle on a career while supporting her sister network. She shows fierce loyalty to Eve even as she feels neglected.

Joey’s partner, who rescues her from drowning and remains a stabilizing force in the aftermath of the family crisis. His presence offers a counterbalance to the chaos and highlights themes of care and responsibility.

Arthur’s new wife and a brash, intense presence whose entrance unsettles the family and highlights the clash of values with Eve’s memory. Her vitality clashes with Eve's memory, accelerating the family's upheaval.