"Two handsome young men in identical flannel shirts and denims celebrating their first anniversary together languish before the fireplace and review their romance; or, rather, two actors rehearse a play about this gay romance on Robert deMora's witty set -- a two-piece, fake-perspective model of a tasteful downtown apartment. But when a happy ending threatens, two drag queens representing Comedy and Tragedy -- who have been perched inside the proscenium arch making periodic rude remarks -- descend to redirect the actors in their own versions of the story." -- Review by Don Shewey, posted on his website.