This play is pretty interesting but very enjoyable, in some ways being a slight alternative to a traditional stage play, since the main characters don't meet face-to-face for the first time until Act II. The inclusion of phone conversations from two different locations, along with voicemail messages to further the story in the first Act, added an extra layer of uniqueness to it all, and they worked really well for the style of the show. The comedy is also subtle, yet pleasing, and Millicent and Sparky's personalities were a stark contrast that complimented one another nicely.

A strong recommendation!

Marin Gazzaniga's fast-paced, funny and touching play will draw you into it's examination of two very different people coming to terms with their lives and each other in ways neither would freely choose. Erica Sullivan and Michael Gabriel Goodfriend recorded this for us at play4keeps.org and it's terrific. Millicent and Sparky aren't all that certain they want anything to do with each other at the outset and by play's end their relationship becomes the unique conduit for what they each need to understand about themselves to get on with their lives.

Marin Gazzaniga's fast-paced, funny and touching play will draw you into it's examination of two very different people coming to terms with their lives and each other in ways neither would freely choose. Erica Sullivan and Michael Gabriel Goodfriend recorded this for us at play4keeps.org and it's terrific. Millicent and Sparky aren't all that certain they want anything to do with each other at the outset and by play's end their relationship becomes the unique conduit for what they each need to understand about themselves to get on with their lives.