Beth works as a financial advisor, so her sister, who serves on the board of the local theater company, asks Beth to step in and review the company's finances as they are struggling to survive until next year. Since the company has played a significant role in her niece's development, Beth willingly agrees. The challenge, however, is that Beth must now contend with Nate, the creative director of the theater company. Beth must try to make Nate understand that everything won't magically fall into place and that they need to work together to straighten out the finances.
The movie delivers what it's supposed to without any major surprises.
