←Recommendations of Infinity of Delight

This charming play puts its protagonists through a whirlwind of danger and emotional entanglement in just a few brief moments of stage time. Moving swiftly from introductions to heroic action, the playwright brings history alive and injects some cinematic flourishes into a thrilling two-hander. Well done.

Starts as a humorous meet-cute and evolves into a thrilling set piece. Has great dialogue, full of flirty banter. An eye-opening peek inside a little-known love connection from WWII!

"Infinity of Delight" is a romantic comedy between two real historical figures. Or, I should say, it starts off as a rom-com. But about halfway through it takes a twist and quickly becomes a much more serious play. This my first encounter with a play by Danielle Wirsansky and I will have to come back and read more.

It's such a delight when a talented playwright brings to life a real person from history. Danielle has done just this to Susan Travers, whose story I had never heard before, in beautiful style.
Reading like the famous play MISS JULIE, this play really is an infinity of delight.
More please!

This play provides a nice escape and throwback to the times when war brought great love stories to life. Danielle Wisansky has created two delightful characters with a playfulness audiences will embrace and enjoy. Theatres, especially those looking to embrace history on stage, should consider this piece as it strongly entertains and is timeless in its themes.