Status Updates From Melancholy Play

I love shows written for weird girls

“It’s this feeling that you want to love strangers, that you want to kiss the man at the post office, or the woman at the dry cleaners—you want to wrap your arms around life, life itself, but you can’t, and this feeling wells up in you, and there is nowhere to put this great happiness—and you’re floating—and then you fall down and become unbearably sad. And you have to go lie down on the couch.” :o

please. i don';t understand. is there some symbolism i'm missing. why is she literally an almond help me

Getting my Farce on today.

Playwright's Notes on Tone: "Melancholy in this play is Bold, Outward, Sassy, Sexy and Unashamed...Don't be afraid of sincere melodrama."

Words to live by.