"Come Back, Little Sheba" is a play written by William Inge that premiered in 1950. It explores the life of Doc and Marie, a middle-aged couple living in a modest home. The story delves into themes of unfulfilled dreams, loneliness, and the impact of past choices on present relationships. The arrival of a young boarder, Marie, disrupts their routine and brings underlying tensions to the surface. As Doc grapples with his memories and regrets, the play highlights the struggle between hope and despair, ultimately revealing the complexities of love and the human condition.