I like this play much better than the others. Janie is confused, but ultimately she becomes her own person and seems to embrace her life just as it is. ( )

This is, as I noted in my review of The Heidi Chronicles, very Sex and the City in some ways, but a lot more real, and the characters inhabit their privilege with the innocence that comes from growing up in a bubble. Some cute one-liners, and seeing them at school gives you an anchor, even if the school is one of the Seven Sisters and every second line is about some fratboy's Bass Weejuns. (Only, like, what do they call them instead of fratboys? "Lettermen"?) Anyway, I wish all the young women in this play fictional-character luck and hope they don't ruin their fictional children with brittleness and expectations. ( )

I enjoy Wendy Wasserstein's writing, and this was no exception. It was an entertaining play--and from my perspective in 2006, at times a period piece! ( )

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