Set in Lowell, Massachusetts in the 1960s, Moonglow is a romantic comedy that combines fresh dialogue, interesting characters, and a bit of good old Catholic guilt. Ray Healy is a middle-aged music teacher and Catholic school band director whose personal life is "a big question mark." When his secretary finally comes clean about her romantic aspirations for their relationship, secrets about Ray's past are revealed. This clever and warm play has some surprises up its sleeve. It has been a few years since we've seen one of playwright Jack Neary's plays (Jerry Finnegan's Sister, First Night, The Porch) on the Majestic stage and this one, witty and full of heart, is sure to surprise and entertain.