This play tries to do too much, and in the end, accomplishes too little. In fact, essentially nothing, including telling a story. It is disjointed, rambling, with uninteresting stock characters and chock full of pop psychology. The author seems to want to be clever, but just comes off looking unfinished. And can we please ask playwrights to stop writing plays about pop psychology they only half understand, but want to inflict us with the depth of their knowledge of? This one gets an enormous thumbs down. I would hate to see it on the stage. It is cold, boring, and promotes poorly thought out ideas. ( )