On the night before it’s to be torn down, a playwright invites us along as he returns to his high school gymnatorium to examine and reimagine the lives that were affected by the place, especially those involved in his high school’s many past productions of OUR TOWN. Equal parts earnest love letter and meta dissection of Thornton Wilder’s masterpiece, Augie Praley’s Looking Back, It May Not Have Been Ridgefield High’s Best Production of Our Town takes the awkward and the cringe-worthy, the hilarious and the tragic, the epic and the unbelievable, the ordinary and the extraordinary, and explores what it means to be human today.