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I have always loved absurdism, especially absurd plays that experiment with language in interesting ways, and the linguistic acuity in this play is phenomenal. Playing these characters would be a genuine treat for actors with strong comedic timing. Even the title is funny, and I hope that’s enough to get people to read it. Reading it made me laugh, but it really needs to be performed and relished. Bravo!

If Oscar Wilde, with his rapier wit, and Captain Beefheart, with his post-Dada sense of word play, were to have a baby, I am convinced they would write this play. It was so much fun to read. The pacing is excellent, the puns land, and a number of the lines will tickle, delight, or take you a beat to think about - like a joke grenade; pull the pin and wait 1-2-3-ha! Highly recommended for those who love absurdism.

Well....what an extraordinary piece of writing - certainly that of a very fertile mind. Jarred Corona juggles, balances, and performs acrobatics with words in this wonderfully absurd, bizarre and very off-the-wall comedy. The puns and wordplay comes thick and fast, see if you can keep up. Brilliantly original!