Title: A remarkably powerful play...
Product review: Tolin's play is one that explores the human psyche deeply. It is a moving and telling script.The son is a gay set designer for the Met in New York. He's heavy into Wagner (and the play calls for lot's of Wagner background music). He loves his parents, but they really haven't accepted his orientation. He loves his sister dearly. She is married to a geneticist and is a committed pro-choice, pro-gay liberal. She gets pregnant and her husband and she have a genetics test to tell them about the baby. It's almost certainly going to be left-handed, intelligent, a boy, and gay.Hmmmm...maybe it's time to have an abortion...The resolution is powerful and moving...and you may not like the end if you saw the cable movie.This is superb theatre reading.
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