Almost Opposites Attract by
(Book & Lyrics by Richard Thompson, Music by Sara Zylak Nelson & Richard Thompson) "Almost Opposites Attract" is a two-act love story that spans over half a century. It takes place at two landmark college reunions, the 25th and the 50th. George Dwyer and Abigail Sorenson met during their first month as freshmen in college. They were an immediate, and passionate, love match, staying together...
(Book & Lyrics by Richard Thompson, Music by Sara Zylak Nelson & Richard Thompson) "Almost Opposites Attract" is a two-act love story that spans over half a century. It takes place at two landmark college reunions, the 25th and the 50th. George Dwyer and Abigail Sorenson met during their first month as freshmen in college. They were an immediate, and passionate, love match, staying together until almost graduation when George proposed marriage and Abigail answered “no.” An emotional explosion followed, and for twenty-five years after, not a word passed between them. Now at their 50th college class reunion, they remember when they were thrown together during the 25th reunion, and their surprising reconciliation with both their shared memories and each other. Now suddenly alone, they decide how they will face their futures, together at last — because “the memories come back, and memories are made, when we dance.” (Note: This play had its beginnings as the one-act "The Memories Come Back.")