←Recommendations of This is Fine; Or, How Chekhov's Baby Saved the Party

We had the privilege of reading This is Fine, in our reading group. Oty has a way with bringing normal, every day situations and friendships, to the stage in real and exciting ways. The story is poignant and relative to today's marriage, pregnancy and relationships.

Samantha Oty has crafted a captivating and humorous play exploring modern relationships, the pressures of adulthood, and the comedic chaos that ensues when life's unexpected events collide. This play is an exceptional choice for anyone seeking a fresh, contemporary comedy with a touch of genuine emotion. I highly recommend this play for its clever writing, strong character development, and the way it beautifully captures the complexities of modern relationships and the unpredictable nature of life.

"This is Fine; Or, How Chekhov's Baby Saved the Party" is a funny and relatable story about friendship, growing up, and the chaos of childbirth. When a power outage and unexpected labor disrupt Anya's baby shower plans for her friend Emelyn, the characters' true selves emerge. With witty dialogue and well-developed personalities, the story is fast-paced and engaging.

Samantha O creates a hilarious and relatable story about friendship, growing up, and the chaos of childbirth. With witty dialogue and well-crafted characters, O takes us on a wild ride as Anya tries to throw the perfect baby shower for her friend Emelyn. When a power outage and unexpected labor throw everything into disarray, the characters' true colors shine through. O skillfully develops each character's unique personality and struggles, making them feel like real people we might know. "This is Fine; Or, How Chekhov's Baby Saved the Party" is fast paced, with funny conversations that keep the story moving.

Like all dark comedies, this play carries humor and heart together without missing a beat. The characters are distinct and relatable, and the twists and turns are unexpected.