What a terrific program! This play was stacked with interesting characters, dialogue and content. One hardened criminal drew our sympathy and another, less likeable criminal, garnered respect for being true to his word.

One great example of our authors subtle touch happened in the third act. Linda brings our main character his last meal of coffee and a rare hamburger... just as he likes them. A great job of forecasting that the grim reaper still had his number.

A question: I know that daylight saving time was conceived in the 1700's but was it in practice before the energy crisis of the 70's? I ask because I wonder if this story's terrific end was inspired by national/global issues that occurred when it was written.