Christian St. Croix is a writer of substance, incorporating a more cinematic atmosphere to touch upon a very real and grounded-in-reality discussion of race. Our two central characters, P.J. and Gina, balance one another seamlessly, and the result is a very inventive way of storytelling (having the actors playing them play multiple roles of different genders and even skin color). This is a play that is meant to be performed on stage.

So, historically, sitcoms belong in the world of television but Christian has done an utterly fabulous job of bringing it to life on the stage! There were many moments where the 'laugh track' was just me laughing out loud, so it's very safe to assume an audience would do the same. Not only that but the stereotypes and elements that we are so used to seeing in a sitcom are all combined in a wonderfully witty and satirical way. Its a wonderfully imaginative way of bringing, not only a genre but an entirely different medium to life! Utterly fabulous!

Was really engrossed by this dissection of racism in 90s sitcoms. Having the story told completely by individuals who were tokenized by this genre was so effective.