Through April 14. This trilogy of one-acts was cobbled together by Isis Arts Collective after the success of Counting the Ways , a brief Edward Albee bagatelle, at last year's Fringe Festival. Counting the Ways is the reason to see the show. Decaf , a play about Loss, consists of a strange therapy session involving a husband, a wife, and a domineering psychologist. It's mostly space filler.
Points has the quality of a clever comic strip.
Neither add-on play reaches Albee's inspired senselessness, and the evening as a whole doesn't work nearly as well as its centerpiece. All rights reserved.