Identical twins, a party invitation, and a locked closet.
Your move, writer.
One way in: the twins swap places for a party neither wants to attend, and the locked closet holds the costume, or the secret, that gives the switch away—a light farce about identity and who gets to be seen. Play it cozier and the closet becomes the real story: an old family argument shut behind that door, and the invitation is what finally forces someone to open it, all nostalgia and quiet reckoning. Or tilt it toward mystery—the invitation arrives addressed to a twin who supposedly moved away years ago, the closet is locked because it still holds her things, and the sister left behind has to decide how much truth an evening can hold. Let the twins be rivals, allies, or strangers to each other. The closet can hide comfort or evidence.
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