SYNOPSIS

When Bishop and Beatrice arrive at a convention that they have registered for in advance they are surprised when they are denied admission because of problems with their registration.  They are even more surprised when Tosby and Patricia are dragged into the convention ground and are being forced to register for the convention.  Slowly they realize that there are two conventions taking place at the same time and that everybody is registered for one of the two conventions.  Unfortunately, the convention they are registered for  is not necessarily the one they planned to attend.

The play is a reminder that when we die, all of us will gather together at one of two general assemblies. The assembly we attend at death will be a function of decisions and actions we take in life.