Which I feel leaves the story feeling a bit scattered and unfocused. It got where it was going, and had plenty of laughs and intense moments on the way there, but I just felt it meandered a bit too much in getting there. The acting was all well done, the subject was a great dichotomy between funny premise/sad execution, but something I can’t put my finger on keeps me from recommending this play too strongly.

Possibly a part of it is that while there are three actors in it, most scenes are done as if it were a one man play, with the other actors either off-stage, frozen on-stage, or doing something quietly around the stage while someone monologues. I suspect the play is designed to scale down to fewer actors. I have to admit I’m not very fond of one-man plays in general (I like the dynamics of 2+ people on stage better), so maybe that’s part of it.