Sex Lives of Our Parents

But as their nuptials approach, Virginia is visited by a series of unwanted waking dreams in which she is made privy to scenes from her mother Charlotte's life

These bring into question both the reserved and proper Charlotte's true character and her seemingly happy marriage to Virginia's father, goodhearted lug Christopher

And this leads an increasingly destabilized Virginia to begin questioning her own commitment to the more and more bewildered Jeff

REVIEWS

" from the delightful opening pantomime, set to a recording of Frank Sinatra singing If I Had You, of a young couple meeting, courting, and deciding to marry, it's clear that a refreshingly original sensibility is at work. Mitnick has a lot more on his mind than obvious laughs in this consistently inventive and surprising comedy-drama" ~ Erik Haagensen, Backstage

"Mitnick seems to be the rare young playwright more interested in his elders than in his contemporaries" ~ Alexis Soloski, Village Voice

"Mitnick displays classy wit, gentle humanity, and flashes of formal innovation" ~ Scott Brown, New York