(photo credit: Natasha Mytnowytch)
It Only Sounds Unpromising
by Zoë Erwin-Longstaff
Picture the following triangle: An idealistic environmental activist is in legal difficulties. Her eager beaver, but sexually dysfunctional, lawyer can’t keep his hands off her – until, that is, he encounters her brother, an abysmally bad subway musician whose incestuous designs on his sister are not entirely unrequited. Add in a murder plot and a good deal of technical information about hermaphroditic marine species . . . well, you wouldn’t necessarily think this to be promising theatrical material. You’d be wrong.
