Reviews for Very Common Procedure

The average rating for Very Common Procedure based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-12-09 00:00:00 Jan Regnier A couple's newborn baby dies when their doctor botches a procedure in its messed up heart. Wife falls out of love with husband. She has sex with the doctor, then tries to get her husband to listen to the doctor's explanation of how hearts work. There's comedic barbs and repartee. But in the end it's gross. If the husband had been the cheater, this would be wrenching and offensive. But since it's about a cuckold, it's all somehow okay.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-05-12 00:00:00 David King Rarely staged, this play is, definitely, one of the best T. William's works. "Zelda at the Oasis", presently running in NYC, is a brilliant re-arrangement of the "Clothes for a summer hotel". Was Zelda really mad or did she just try to escape from "prescribed" reality into sweetness of madness, that became her asylum, the only viable mean of bearing unbearable living in Scott's shadow? These questions keep hunting a reader/a theater-goer long after the play is over, sticking to your mind, disturbing your imagination...