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Tickets $25. Tickets Go On Sale in January.
This is a Featured Patron event. Patrons should check their email for special access information. There are no food options for these performances. Saturday Twilight; January 27 Pub opens at 3:00; Preshow music at 3:15; Show at 4:30 Sunday Matinee; January 28 Pub opens at 12:30; Preshow music at 12:45; Show at 2:00 Tickets go on sale in January. Rated R; Adult themes and nudity. A Workshop Production of a New Work
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The first date between Maeve, a PhD psychologist, and Rob, a blue-collar welder, turns into a weekend whirlwind of sensuality, conflict, and surprises as this unlikely couple explores attraction, compatibility, and love later in life. Their verbal swordplay slices away layers to reveal the inner lives of these vibrant mature characters. times amusing, other times painful, their banter takes them to a place they could not have predicted and leads to a stunning conclusion.
Commentary from Theatregoers and Readers
A beautifully intimate piece. Exceptional dialogue and expert storytelling.
I was captivated by the chemistry Ruyle has created through the emotional and intellectual interplay between two very different people.
Effortlessly funny and deeply moving.
Ruyle taps into human experience like an expert, and the result is a gift to any audience.
Well-crafted realistic characters, superbly written dialogue, tasty conflict, and a hopeful finish. What more could you want in a play?
Through beautifully crafted dialogue, Maeve and Rob slowly reveal themselves to each other like the peeling of an onion.
A sexually charged relationship on the brink of a loving connection. Filled with unique and surprising moments and a powerful ending.
A beautifully intimate piece. Exceptional dialogue and expert storytelling.
I was captivated by the chemistry Ruyle has created through the emotional and intellectual interplay between two very different people.
Effortlessly funny and deeply moving.
Ruyle taps into human experience like an expert, and the result is a gift to any audience.
Well-crafted realistic characters, superbly written dialogue, tasty conflict, and a hopeful finish. What more could you want in a play?
Through beautifully crafted dialogue, Maeve and Rob slowly reveal themselves to each other like the peeling of an onion.
A sexually charged relationship on the brink of a loving connection. Filled with unique and surprising moments and a powerful ending.
