A fascinating tapestry of a play, weaving the complex emotional connections - and spaces between - the three characters: husband, wife, and her lover, all three played by two actors in various moments. The language is heady, evocative, and emotionally resonant, the subtext beautifully crafted. This play would be an award-worthy showpiece for two powerful actors.

06.26.25 - It may take two to tango, but in Franky Gonzalez's complex relationship dance, the steps require a third person. This play about shifting roles in a marriage undergoing turbulent times is made all the more shaky due to a third party, who himself plays multiple roles in this drama. Gonzalaz's characters are fascinating, and even more multifaceted depending on who they currently deal with. Happiness is always sought for but elusive, twisting in and out of the characters grips. Riveting.

[2025-06-17]

There is a lyrical beauty to this heart-rending tragedy of a play. Franky Gonzalez's tale of an affair that unravels a "happy" marriage makes the most of the absolute least: minimal staging, no scene changes and, most impressively, 2 actors playing the 3 people in a love triangle. Gonzalez examines what it means to be happy with someone, and what happens when a partner no longer can give what they pledged. In this spare story audiences, actors and designers have lots to explore.