A heartbreaking, nuanced work populated by well-defined people and lightened by some wisely placed humor and humanity throughout. The specter of Terrence/Evelyn is at first cause for some humorous moments of mind-bending confusion for George, and then becomes a haunting herald into the play's sad, final moments. Donnelly captures unique and sympathetic humans all with different relationships to HIV and AIDS whose collisions and connections in this Rehoboth Beach oceanside home are poignant, hurtful, and, at times, healing. This play manages to be engaging and entertaining while also...
A heartbreaking, nuanced work populated by well-defined people and lightened by some wisely placed humor and humanity throughout. The specter of Terrence/Evelyn is at first cause for some humorous moments of mind-bending confusion for George, and then becomes a haunting herald into the play's sad, final moments. Donnelly captures unique and sympathetic humans all with different relationships to HIV and AIDS whose collisions and connections in this Rehoboth Beach oceanside home are poignant, hurtful, and, at times, healing. This play manages to be engaging and entertaining while also informative.