The term psychopath has (unsurprisingly) a pretty much universally negative connotation. So it's fascinating to see one both treated sympathetically and inserted into a love story. That bold choice has resulted in a well-crafted, tight narrative that raises a host of interesting philosophical questions and continually goes in surprising directions.

A compelling love/not love story about what makes a relationship. It also covers the ripple effects trauma and mental illness can have on a family. Gabriella sees Red Flags in all the men she dates because of one traumatic experience. But when she meets Ric, who is a diagnosable psychopath can (and should) she relent and give in to love. The play will keep you guessing until the end.

What is love, but a risky proposition? You might as well go against all the warning signs and take that plunge. Somehow those imperfections make the marriage seem all the more likely to succeed in an upfront and crazy way. Love!