This is a play about “the Greatest Generation,” but not written so much for them as for their children and grandchildren.  In those days, men went off to war and women stayed home.  Will and Jessie Fairchild are typical examples of what happened to millions of American families.  They can only stay in touch by letter, and letters between them form the basis of the play's dialogue.
     The war changes both of them.  The play is both touching and poignant. There is humor, but it is, after all, about the war.  Audiences will enjoy this play, but they will also be given something to think about.

     Live musical interludes between scenes feature classic songs from the era.  A quartet alternately portrays
1940's radio singers and performers in a USO show.  Come let us take you on a “Sentimental Journey”!