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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Yesterday
A chance encounter at a party turns into an evening neither expected.
He's all bluster and old-fashioned charm, she's cool and unimpressed, but as the night wears on, something more honest starts to show through. Beneath the laughs lies a proposal made decades ago, an answer misunderstood, and a lifetime spent apart because of it.
When the band strikes up a waltz from another era, it becomes an unexpected metaphor for the life they never got to share.
Based on the touching 1923 one-act play by Colin Campbell Clement
Featuring
Max Barrus as Lady Ann
Eric VanRensselaer as Richard
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