Universal Corner

This is a very tender play in which two men, strangers meeting at a club, are driven by mutual attraction to what begins as a flirtation. Something about the goodness of the vibe between them married with the lack of anything for either to lose compels them to speak uncharacteristically candidly about their lives, their demons, their problems, their wants. The honesty with which each approaches the other is enough in the end to breed trust, and to open them to the possibility of a deeper connection.