"Twin Beds" is a comedic play written by Alfred Uhry and Robert H. Baker. It revolves around two single men who share a hotel room, each believing they are on a romantic getaway. The humor arises from their misunderstandings and the awkward situations that unfold as they navigate their differing expectations. The play explores themes of friendship, love, and the complexities of relationships. Set in the mid-20th century, it reflects societal norms of the time, particularly regarding dating and male camaraderie. The lighthearted nature of the story makes it a popular choice for community theater productions.