Kevin Lawrence's last living relative has died leaving him an incredible inheritance: The Stately Theater. His Uncle loved the theater and had left it to Kevin in his will. But what did he know about running a theater? He was a struggling writer not a playwright or director? How was he supposed to run an old theater all on his own?
The lawyer told him not to worry as there would be someone to help him. They would soon meet Trudi Trevail when visiting the theater in person. Kevin would also find assistance and possible romance in the form of handsome ex Marine Leonard-Len-Malone.
Trudi had made quite an impression on the small, central Florida town of Stately when she'd performed in a risque show at the theater. Kevin would discover that more than a few citizens of the town had strong connections to The Stately Theater.
Comedic hijinks would ensue when Kevin meets two retired former showgirls who'd worked at The Stately in its glory days.
However there is one big problem, the theater is not what it once was and it hadn't been for quite some time. The facade of the building as well as the lobby had seen better days. It would all need a significant amount of fixing and renovations. But someone hiding in the shadows and dark corridors of the theater seemed determined to stop Kevin's restoration plans. Can the mysterious figure be stopped? Trudi, Len, and a new group of friends would do their best to bring down the dastardly villain in order to save the theater.
Even if there was no villain to fight against, Kevin wasn't sure how he could get everything done that the building needed in order to operate. But as the saying goes, help would show up from the most unexpected of places.
Because as everyone knows—some how, some way, the show must go on. And Kevin was determined that no matter what The Stately would reopen and it would be show time once again.