←Recommendations of First Date 2099

  • Paul Donnelly: First Date 2099 by Mike Byham
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    This is a fresh and funny farce about controlled dating in the future. Despite the contractual hurdles at each stage of a rapidly evolving relationship, there is still a place for chance and spontaneity to prevail. It also wittily captures the transactional subtext of much contemporary dating.

    This is a fresh and funny farce about controlled dating in the future. Despite the contractual hurdles at each stage of a rapidly evolving relationship, there is still a place for chance and spontaneity to prevail. It also wittily captures the transactional subtext of much contemporary dating.

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  • John Busser: First Date 2099 by Mike Byham
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    In a strange way, this seems to be what we're heading towards, doesn't it? Dating waters are tough to navigate and while there is something to be said for spontaneous interaction, people like their boundaries set right up front. Mike Byham shows us where this could logically extend to. Mike makes us want to root for these two folks and while a coin toss can't be seen as a sure thing, here in this play, maybe it can.

    In a strange way, this seems to be what we're heading towards, doesn't it? Dating waters are tough to navigate and while there is something to be said for spontaneous interaction, people like their boundaries set right up front. Mike Byham shows us where this could logically extend to. Mike makes us want to root for these two folks and while a coin toss can't be seen as a sure thing, here in this play, maybe it can.

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  • Jaxson Mackling: First Date 2099 by Mike Byham
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    Dating in the year 2099 might seem complicated as this plays out, but BYHAM settles it with ease. Each validation of the tablet is more complex and requires focus. A man and woman finding each other compatible all through their own quirks and life experiences. A marvelous journey of love and joyous occasion! Brava!

    Dating in the year 2099 might seem complicated as this plays out, but BYHAM settles it with ease. Each validation of the tablet is more complex and requires focus. A man and woman finding each other compatible all through their own quirks and life experiences. A marvelous journey of love and joyous occasion! Brava!

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