The production by the Baby Factor, a promising actor's collective, is directed jointly by the cast and could have used a single, unifying hand, if only to make sense of the improbably pat psychobabble in the final scene. Still the depth and wit of Silver's little gem are well served. Thom Lacey is perhaps a sweeter Sebastian than one expects, but his timing is impeccable. Jennifer Gomez, after rushing through the funeral scene, begins to relax into the role of Bernadette. Janet Weakley is fine as the unraveling therapist, but then repeats the performance as the ghost of the twins' mom. Kenneth Thompson, as both the convicted killer writing letters to Sebastian and the hustler slashing his throat, is quite a find. This young actor captures Silver's frightening blend of madness and reason. Don't miss him.
