Deborah Bruce examines the emotional fall-out in her lively, funny second play that looks at the anguished adventure of motherhood.
On Will You Love Me Tomorrow, however, pre-marital sex controversially took centre stage, although it's not the thrill of the act that this classic is concerned with, but the cold, emotional fall-out that can arrive the morning after.
But I don't think we have a long enough piece of paper to name the things I inflicted upon myself during my midlife crisis, but I will say it was called self-medicating," the actor says, noting that he has remained sober for 18 months in order to best deal with the emotional fall-out from the end of his 14-year union with Paradis.
But Plazzi discounts this theory, arguing that the way in which Dante describes an apparent epileptic seizure is completely different from the emotional falls he – as narrator – experiences.
I noticed that, three years in a row, men and women in the seminar who had been real colleagues and friends for the first several months had a kind of intellectual and emotional falling out.
Some in the home nations are aggrieved that for this defining match, 10 of the 15 red jerseys are filled by Welshmen, as the emotional fall-out from the dropping of O'Driscoll continues to reverberate.
She recalls her intimate friendship with a best friend when they were young girls and the emotional falling out they went through.
He described how it had taken him some time to come to terms with the emotional fall-out of failing, but, because he could attribute this failure to breakdowns in his personal life rather than his academic ability, he was better able to make sense of the failure and move forward.
Deep in their cups, the two young men decide to drive to another city and track Sunhwa down, and what promises to be a nostalgia trip quickly turns into an emotional free fall.
As for Margherita, her own shows of strength (her ex-boyfriend accuses her of emotional cruelty) fall apart as her mother's health fails, her on-set judgment increasingly clouded by the more significant dramas playing out within her family.
At the close of Act I of "Beyond Therapy," Mr. Durang's zany, somewhat dated 1981 comic rant onstage at Sag Harbor's Bay Street Theater, Bruce Darren Goldsteinn) lets out a primal cry that echoes his own emotional free fall as well as that of the five other cast members.
