Bardin has created a complex world where a man and woman wrestle with their need (or lack of need) to submit to rituals that don’t allow them them autonomy. The proscribed rituals of the past — in Judaism, in love, in sickness, in families — hold them back from genuine connection. This is a play filled with sharp wit, snappy dialogue, fully developed characters, relatable relationships, and tons of insightful lines that will stick with the audience for a very long time.
Bardin has created a complex world where a man and woman wrestle with their need (or lack of need) to submit to rituals that don’t allow them them autonomy. The proscribed rituals of the past — in Judaism, in love, in sickness, in families — hold them back from genuine connection. This is a play filled with sharp wit, snappy dialogue, fully developed characters, relatable relationships, and tons of insightful lines that will stick with the audience for a very long time.