The most hilarious and intelligent play to come along in a while! It is no easy feat to bring an audience to tears with laughter one moment and have them holding their breath waiting to see how these delightfully unlucky characters will wiggle out of the predicaments they get themselves into the next but Rich Rubin does it effortlessly and with a mastery of the style of Shakespeare himself.

This play is crowd-pleaser if ever there was one. I attended a reading that had the audience-- a very large crowd composed of people from all walks of life-- laughing so much they were wiping tears away and bursting into random applause. It's pure fun and a surefire slam-dunk for any theatre company looking to simply give their audience a good time.

Can you tell genius from just a skull? What would it feel like -- and inspire in you -- to hold one yourself? This play is a good time from start to finish, AND you get a dash of history to boot. But my very favorite lines are the celebration of feminism through pigeons. A fun, smart farce.