The second play I've read by Baker. It was a very sweet play filled with the everyday struggles and awkwardnesses of people. The only setting is the classroom in the community center that they meet in once a week for acting classes. Through the simple acting exercises they perform in the classes, they reveal the greater drama of their lives outside of the classroom, one woman running away from her abusive ex-boyfriend, another man just divorced from his wife, a teenage girl with dreams of being a famous actress, an older man, and his wife who teaches the class.

At the same time, the everydayness of the struggles and the familiarity of the situation of the acting classroom did not make the play boring or easily imitated as it possesses enough overt tension between characters to keep the story moving forward and enough of that rawness and openness that is present in every acting class, while at the same time maintaining a quiet subtly.