I'm uniquely qualified to recommend Like Money in the Bank: I was a member of the original 2016 cast, playing Lockett/Socialist/Sidney. The play is a crowd-pleasing mix of social satire, political drama, and romantic comedy, and still resonates today. Like Tom Stoppard, Jerry Polner has a real gift for making a potentially dense and complex topic remarkably accessible and engaging. Our audiences loved the play. And we actors loved playing these characters. I can also share that it's a great pleasure to work with Jerry; he is as kind as he is talented.

An eye opening romantic comedy that explores the history of the Federal Reserve Bank and where money and labor meet. With all the issues that emerge, can love be one of them? Well done.

Never have I read a play that moves at such a zippy clip, in such a light, frolicking way and still manages to explore such weighty and timely socio-political topics as income inequality, socialism, women’s rights, and immigration just to name a few. Polner has the amazing ability to load his scenes with American history, political theory, and pointed commentary while at the same time keeping the conversation between characters moving and the interactions real – not to mention genuinely funny! I would love to see this show in production with the appropriately raucous audience!