An aging, wealthy diva, Ms. Victoria Gaylord, in her late 50’s learns that she has a mysterious illness and will soon be dead. Her family, friends, and entourage gather at her fabulous estate to assist her during this time of ill health. Some of these guests are loyal while others are vultures creeping their way into Ms. Gaylord’s finances.
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