“In a comical scene on Corbin’s first day in the new job, he hesitantly queries the boss’ robotically perky assistant, Abbey (Risa Ferrer, cartoony but very funny), about the possibility of negotiating with the boss over the surveillance protocol, and his anxiety is palpable. (In another comical scene at a party for employees and their spouses, Georgia is cornered at the hors d’oeuvres table by a drunk, motor-mouthed Abbey, and, as before, Ferrer is hilarious, but the scene jars with the realism of Georgia and Corbin’s relationship, the core of the play.)”