“ In this deeply sentimental comedy, Peter Cunniffe manages to externalize the internal anxieties we all face after midnight when we're trying to fall asleep. Split into seven distinct roles, Karen laments her fears about her marriage to her Big Dumb Husband, a mostly-sleeping presence throughout, while waiting for their eighteen year old daughter to get home from a date. This play is labeled a comedy, and there's plenty of Stoppard-eque dialogue to earn that classification, but understand that this play also has a big beating heart expressed through all of its rich and three-dimensional characters. ”