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What happens to a transactional relationship when the transactional nature is brought to the surface? This play explores that question with intelligence, wit and astringency.

This was such an interesting, mature and complex take on an idea that's never used beyond a joke. It's unexpected, and intelligent, and leaves you finding new things the more you think about it.

I was surprised where this play went, and I loved it. Such a sharp and biting look at a transaction where both have their eyes wide open. The dialogue was well-paced, natural, and thought-provoking. EXCELLENT!

Terrific. There’s a lot going on in these ten pages. A familiar situation, but a bold concept and wonderful dialogue.

Brilliant. Just brilliant. This was not what I was expecting, but I love the way the dialogue easily takes you on a ride. Anna Tatelman created a fantastic script here!

Fantastic dialogue with a set of circumstances that really make one think. What are the agreements we make to get what we want. Tatelman really draws you in to what her characters are thinking. A intellectually and morally challenging play. I would love to see it done!