Razia, a 70-year-old woman from a small farming community whose only dream is to have another grandchild or two, sets out to save her son's marriage after he leaves home following a bitter fight with his wife.
She drags her husband, Yitzchak'le, on a wild journey as two innocent country folks navigating the big city. Though she's neither particularly healthy nor young, her maternal concern gives her strength she never knew she possessed.
The play sets on a collision course a woman who simply wants to see her family happy, against her children - the younger generation, who might own the world but aren't quite sure what to do with it.