Told as a mosaic of (mostly) duologues, the play provides a tantalizing patchwork of people at moments of crisis, indecision, elation and despair, though some of the vignettes' specifics are sufficiently open to debate that after one recent performance four audience members had as many guesses as to where exactly the final scene takes place.
Some even accept that borrowers were ill-served by the patchwork of regulators charged with looking after them before the crisis.
Interviews with Wharton experts, banking officials and spokespeople from small business development organizations suggest that this patchwork of finance sources, all battered by the current financial crisis, is inching back toward pre-recession lending levels.
Ultimately, the world's looming agricultural crisis is going to require a patchwork of solutions.
The depth of crisis varies in each state, indicative of the complex patchwork of defense systems that are funded and administered differently dependent on jurisdiction.
Administration officials complain that attempts to provide such security assistance, especially in crisis situations, have often been hampered by a patchwork of legal restrictions and by a division of responsibilities among U.S. government departments.
A big part of the issue is that the Canadian federal government does not track opioid overdoses nationally, resulting in a patchwork of data available by province that makes it impossible to get a coherent snapshot of the crisis.
Though the financial crisis was global, it originated in America's uniquely fragmented financial system, overseen by a patchwork of federal and state regulators.
The Italian prime minister, Matteo Renzi, said on Sunday he believed the crisis would push the EU to adopt uniform rules for refugees in place of the current patchwork of laws and approaches.
We're a patchwork of small towns".
"We saw a patchwork of different decisions".
