This is a sweet and at times emotional two hander by Melisa, as we watch the city workers cataloguing the belongings of a deceased man. During this, one character, Paul, raises a valid issue that music can be far more sentimental than an expensive watch. I would love to see where this play goes, but as it is it's lovely!
This is a sweet and at times emotional two hander by Melisa, as we watch the city workers cataloguing the belongings of a deceased man. During this, one character, Paul, raises a valid issue that music can be far more sentimental than an expensive watch. I would love to see where this play goes, but as it is it's lovely!