brothers-in-law Today was Audrey's funeral.  Now everyone's back at the house:  Her grown daughters Ann and Cindy, their families, relatives, friends and acquaintances. People joke that if Audrey's husband Lloyd were still alive, he would have gone downstairs by now.  Lloyd had a room in the basement.  He went there a lot and he went there alone. Ann and Cindy were never allowed in, even as adults, even in the two years since their father died.  Audrey kept the room locked. When the play begins, Cindy's slightly younger husband Richard, who planned the funeral and acted as master of ceremonies, is sneaking downstairs to check out Lloyd's secret room.   Fred, Ann's slightly older truck driver husband, beat him to it. Their wives are very close.  But despite countless birthdays, anniversaries and holiday celebrations, this is the first time Fred and Richard are alone together.  And in the 12 years they've been part of the same family, this is their first real conversation.   the play:  75 minutes, no intermission the setting:  a basement room in a house the cast:  two men, one in his 30's and one in his 50's