<p>In the summer of 1969 the world was not just spinning around it was turning upside down.&nbsp; </p><p></p><p><strong><em>The Theory of the Sofa</em></strong> presents three very different perspectives of this seminal period in American history. &nbsp;As the main characters navigate the turbulent times their separate coming- of-age paths cross and diverge and a slow- burning plot grows into a full-blown inferno. &nbsp;</p><p></p><p>Lenny is on his way to an MBA but instead hops on an old school bus heading to a commune in Mendocino.&nbsp; Jean was raised on a New Hampshire farm and has dreams that are derailed by his father's untimely death.&nbsp; The two men unwittingly become embroiled in Steven's mafia activities a world they know nothing about.</p><p></p><p>This plays out against the backdrop of a world in flux.&nbsp; There were protests assassinations men on the moon nuclear saber- rattling war peace drugs and love all clearly defined by the music we heard and sang gospel that half a century later still elicits exuberant sing-alongs.&nbsp; </p>