By Dusting Meyer
You
walk
in.
The
scene
is
set.
Posh,
yet
well
constructed
décor
greets
the
eye
with
tasteful
composition,
which
is
ironic,
for
the
first
few
lines
that
follow
are
contemporary,
profanity-ridden,
informal
greetings
between
two
sisters
who
obviously
have
a
lot
to
talk
about.
Wily,
witty,
and
sarcastic
Devon,
who
still
lives
with
the
parents and
works
at
a
restaurant,
is
visiting
her
seemingly
superficial
and
financially
practical
sister,
Simone.
Simone
has
become
entwined
with
a
posh
crew
of
elegant
and
frivolous
society
people,
as
an
assistant
for
a
wealthy
couple.
The
sisters
clash,
of
course,
especially
once
drama
ensues
as
a
result
of
the
mysterious
past
decisions
of
Simone's
employer,
Michaela
Kell.
The
dynamic
of
the
sisters'
complementary
yet
diverse
perspectives
drive
this
character
driven
story
to
the
point
that
the
writer,
Molly
Smith
Metzler,
weaves
a
magical
look
into
a
day
that
feels
all
too
realistic,
in
really
a
perfect
way,
for
this
fast-paced
present-day
American
life.
The
story
maintains
present
tense
while
drifting
back
into
the
curious
lives
of
every
character
in
the
play.
While
the
elegant
and
frivolous
characters
at
first
seem
trivial,
soon
the
audience
is
introduced
to
a
deeper
texture
of
their
humanity.
Much
of
the
charm
comes
from
the
fantastic
writing
and
the
spectacular,
charismatic
acting
from
the
cast.
I
strongly
suggest
anyone
with
a
free
evening
to
wonder
down
to
Main
Street.
Slip
in
for
a
wonderfully
refreshing,
original,
attention-piquing
tale
that
will
have
you
laughing
at
every
turn.
With
an
extremely
talented
cast
and
a
fresh
and
driven
playwright
behind
your
evening,
you
will
thank
he
stars
that
Louisville
has
such
a
versatile,
cutting-edge,
and
competent
theater
venue
such
as
Actor's!
As
a
part
of
the
Humana
Festival
of
new
plays
you
should
catch
this
wonderfully
enticing
play.
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you
may;
you
should
hurry!
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