The sign of a good play is it's timeliness. Last night, I saw George Bernard Shaw's play written in 1898, The Philanderer, at the Stanley. It is amusing to know that it seems that since the dawn of forever, many married couples have been bored with each other, and have married for all the wrong reasons.
"You might have married him not because you loved him,
but because you didn't love anybody else.
When one is young, one marries out of mere curiosity,
just to see what it's like."