Oh my goodness. This tiny play about lives that converge in a sex shop is actually about huge, huge things, like loneliness, settling, and how much we need other people. It is gorgeous in its specificity and the dialogue, as with all Gina Femia plays, sparkles.

This gorgeous play has the beautiful inelegance of watching nuanced, imperfect humans in need of connection and love fumble towards those things in propulsively written scenes. The evolving relationship between Kevin and Beth kept me hooked...the information that's slowly leaked out about the baggage they're both coming to the play with is compelling...this truly profound look at big universal questions about love and intimacy that aches with specificity should be produced far and wide!

How is this play not produced everywhere? It's so funny and heartwrenching. Gina is a genius.