"Hundred Birthday" is a play written by Ruth Gordon that explores themes of aging, family dynamics, and the celebration of life. The story revolves around Maud who is turning one hundred years old. Her family gathers to celebrate this milestone, leading to reflections on her past and the relationships within the family. As the celebration unfolds, the characters confront their feelings about aging and mortality. The play highlights the importance of cherishing memories and the bonds that connect generations. Through humor and poignant moments, "Hundred Birthday" captures the essence of life’s journey and the significance of family gatherings.