It's the near future, and the electric grid is permanently down. Washburn's play looks at this post-electric society 7 months, 7 years, and 75 years after the death of electricity in Acts 1, 2, and 3. Throughout it all, the community holds onto The Simpsons, but the stories themselves warp over time. In Act 1, a group of survivors recount bits from the Simpsons around a fire. In Act 2, they perform episodes as a traveling theatre troupe. In Act 3, a reverent group of worshipers have created a ritualistic opera telling the morality tale of Bart Simpson fighting the evil Mr. Burns. The play tackles our multifaceted relationship with entertainment and how we mold living stories to fit our needs.