“ Brilliant, incisive, an intense and poetic meditation on relationships between lovers, between family members, and between our own memories and identities, "Nothing Ever Happens Twice (three monologues with interruptions)" by Josh Drimmer is an intense experiment in form enhancing function that pays off richly. Character voices this distinct are rare, as is a play willing to let its own characters paint themselves so darkly, into so many corners, and in so many shades of angst and longing. Even their self-effacing levity is dark. Some emotional wounds are so deep that they war with us for our souls. Hear them speak. ”