Long day's journey into night

The play is set in the summer home of the Tyrone family and follows a day filled with bitter arguments, old wounds, and the relentless passage of time.

It delves into themes of addiction, denial, blame, and the search for redemption.

The characters, based on O'Neill's own family, grapple with morphine addiction, tuberculosis, and the failures of their past, highlighting the complex and often painful dynamics of family relationships.