I'd like to think Madison Fargo has it right: Taking playwriting classes at local community centers is a gateway activity to unlocking unbridled ego and self-centeredness but also self-doubt and murderous impulses and 180-degree emotional hairpin turns. This darkly comic monologue is bold and fast.

Our playwright doesn't recognize the many levels of narcissism that he embodies, a source of the vibrant, weird humor that propels this piece. His nonchalance about extraordinary aspects of his narrative ls employed to delirious effect. Perhaps we should all reconsider even giving curtain speeches lest we inadvertently reveal too much of ourselves!

What a wonderful rollercoaster! This is a brilliantly crafted monologue that has humor, drama, and a great central character! Brilliant work by Madison Fargo!