This play moves! Jane's direct addresses have a powerful lilt. The relationships and connections she forms in her musings and the scenes are rich. The movement and spectacle the script calls for would be wonderful to see.

As a sometime-produced playwright, I wanted to read more of Adam's work because he is widely produced. Well, I can see why. The scene changes are fast, the story is fun, and the characters are well-drawn. The main character Jane is sexy and smart and unapologetically herself--great to see in a female character. Actors will enjoy the story's smoothly rendered daughter-father arc and audiences will likely eat up a play that is at once moving, very funny, and, despite (or because of) the title, quite sweet and satisfying.

A heartfelt and moving look inside the experience of a woman losing her father, one that had already abandoned her. How does one pick up the pieces? Sometimes the answer can be in doing, or in this case typing.