At first I thought David was kind of a jerk, but the rollercoaster of emotions Mary takes us on in the first couple pages alone is indeed exhausting. But, as dramatic as she is, this is WHO she is. And unfortunately, it takes a major swing in the opposite direction to remind David that is exactly what makes her the woman he loves. A fun and expressive two-hander.

This is the third play in Rachel Feeny-Williams's collection "My Chatter" -- my chatter indeed! and boy does her husband miss it once it's gone. A fun premise, well executed. Brava!

I love the way Rachel Feeny-Williams so brilliantly shows us how seemly over-the-top emotions can be a good thing. A wife loves her husband and wants the world to know how proud she is of his accomplishments. It is the way she is. What would happen if all of a sudden, the wife became “Emotionless”?