Description: "Seriously intelligent and deadly accurate" (Jesse Green, New York), Peter Parnell's play Dada Woof Papa Hot smartly captures the urban parent experience at this head-spinning cultural moment--as well as what comes after #LoveWins.
It's a fall night in New York City, and two couples that recently met at a parents' group are out to dinner at the hot new restaurant. Alan and Rob, and Scott and Jason, find plenty of common ground as gay couples raising kids in the city, and a play date with the children is set. As their friendship develops, the conversation deepens from after-school pick-up to the cracks in their marriages--struggles which are mirrored in the relationships of their straight friends as well.Brief description: Peter Parnell is an award-winning playwright, television writer, and children's book author. His plays include QED, Trumpery, the adaptation of John Irving's Cider House Rules and the new book for On A Clear Day You Can See Forever.
Review Quotes: A literate comedy-drama about the new frontier of gay marriage and parenthood.--Christopher Isherwood