The Studio Players' 'One Slight Hitch' offers Lewis Black depth charge
Lewis Black's "One Slight Hitch," written by a comedian legendary for his rants, has at least one in it. But its war-bride vent is sublime: "We ache for life, hoping to flood the world with innocent children, replacing the smell of death with baby powder." It's a wedding story, so there's also a wedding in it. But up until five minutes before the play ends, no one knows just who will be marching down the flower-decked, carefully carpeted lawn of the suburban Cincinnati home in which it's set. "When I was reading it, I thought maybe the two guys would end up together," admitted Paula Keen...
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