This is an excellent "first-date-goes-horribly-wrong" comedy. I love the characters David Lipschutz has created and all the mayhem Ezra's family brings.

Lipschutz deserves a ton of credit for making the best use of the virtual Zoom format, too. There are on-camera visual hijinks and excellent use of the chat and emoji features. "G'oy Vey!" may be the best Zoom-specific play I've read. And now I need to see it performed.

A first date can be difficult. A Zoom first date can be awkward. A Zoom first date joined by your entire family is a circle of hell unimagined by Dante. Although in this case the family is a riot and Ezra and Taylor survive the intrusions. This is a very funny play and a perfect use of the Zoom medium.

Everything that can go wrong on a Zoom first date does in this hilarious and sweet one-act from David Lipschutz. But patience and the joy, mixed with some embarrassment, of family being family seem to be enough to ensure a second date. Great roles for actors spanning three generations. Bubbie and Zayde are a riot! Zoom it or stage it, but keep producing it!