"The Last Married Couple in America" is a comedic play written by Larry Gelbart that explores the dynamics of marriage and relationships in a changing society. Set in a near-future America, the story follows the last couple who are legally married, navigating the challenges and absurdities of their unique situation. As societal norms shift and marriage becomes obsolete, the couple faces pressure from friends and family to conform to new ideals. The play humorously examines themes of love, commitment, and the evolving definition of partnership, ultimately highlighting the enduring value of marriage amidst societal change.