Written by: Christoper Gorman
Directed by: Joanna Gleason
Cast: Anita Gillette, Jay Goede, Randy Harrison, Bernie McInerney, Stephen Barker Turner
Genre: Comedy/Drama
Scenography: Jeff Cowie
Costume designer: Martin Pakledinaz
Lighting: Michael Chybowski
Sound: Jill B.C. DuBoff
Original music: David Van Tieghem
Where: MCC Theater -New York
When: April, 30 - June, 1 2002
Opening: May, 16 2002
Source: Dramatists

Kit Conway, a thirty nine year old HIV positive television executive, is attempting to make amends with his mother, Bridget, and father, Jimmy, before he dies. At the same time he is trying to complete an autobiographical play about his parents. The story unfolds over three lunches at a restaurant in New York City's Theatre District. The first lunch, in summer, is with his mother, a whiny alcoholic in denial about her son's illness. At the second lunch, in the spring, Kit meets up with his father, who has nothing but criticism for him. In the final act, Kit has died, and his mother, who is trying to better herself by attending AA meetings, has lunch with Kit's ex-lover, Matthew, as she hopes to find out if her son knew love. What she does find out is Kit's desire to have his autobiographical play performed onstage, for all to see.




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