Filmmaker Stephen Ives documents the Amato Opera House, a family-run opera company that performs classical operas on a tiny stage in a New York City brownstone. The small company has endured season after season for over half a century, giving young and rising opera talent a place to perform. The film is also the tale of Tony and Sally Amato, the generous couple who founded the company in 1948, revealing their love for art and for one another.