"I'm Not Rappaport" is a Tony Award-winning play written by Herb Gardner that offers a heartwarming exploration of friendship, aging, and societal issues. Set on a park bench in Central Park, the play revolves around the witty and endearing interactions between Nat and Midge, two elderly men with vivid imaginations. Through humor and poignant conversations, Gardner delves into the struggles and triumphs of growing old while tackling themes of social injustice, family dynamics, and the power of human connection.