A dark comedy on straight marriage in the Age of Trumpism. Necessary theatre because it captures so perfectly partisan tension between many married straight couples today. An allegory for that ideological divide in the United States. A rollicking theatricalization of marriage, its rites and rituals, like raising children and answering to the previous generation's expectations. With Man & Wife's domestic life as a series of performances before an unseen fourth-wall camera, this experiemental two-hander plays with the structure of theatre and marriage, while dealing with gender identity and...
A dark comedy on straight marriage in the Age of Trumpism. Necessary theatre because it captures so perfectly partisan tension between many married straight couples today. An allegory for that ideological divide in the United States. A rollicking theatricalization of marriage, its rites and rituals, like raising children and answering to the previous generation's expectations. With Man & Wife's domestic life as a series of performances before an unseen fourth-wall camera, this experiemental two-hander plays with the structure of theatre and marriage, while dealing with gender identity and truth relativism post-2016 election. Highly recommended for reading and production. Bravo!