You can already see where that offshoot will go. George's longtime friend and a lawyer for the troupe. But then, George Hays gets a call that could land him back in Hollywood as a leading man. Charlotte just may sweat under the spotlight again. All of this seems like it could work itself out except for the requisite conduit that conveniently messes up all information passed through her.
Every sitcom needs one.
Throw in some ripped pants, a jealous older brother, a mistaken identity and a bottle of whiskey poured in the wrong place and the whole thing becomes a big wad of gum that you just can't pull out of your hair. The players deliver their lines flawlessly and although everyone seemed just a little stiff at the beginning, they warmed into the roles as the play progressed. It must be said the play seemed utterly corny at the beginning and a little predictable, but it ultimately wins over the audience. It is impossible not to smile at the carefully choreographed hijinks. There is one scene where the precision of entrances, exits and door slammings is as precise as dance steps.