It's Not Personal
How can two people who love each other not be together? How can a love that seems so right be so wrong? Does love really conquer all? And why is a stand-up comedian asking these questions?! This one-person play, written and performed by Brian Diamond, is a blend of comedy and intensity with laugh out loud moments and scenes that are simply heartbreaking. It dramatizes the five stages of grief and combines humor, psychology, and economics into understanding, compassion, and the realization that sometimes when things happen… it’s not personal. The show ran in Sacramento in 2014 at the Geery Theater to sold-out performances.
How can two people who love each other not be together? How can a love that seems so right be so wrong? Does love really conquer all? And why is a stand-up comedian asking these questions?! This one-person play, written and performed by Brian Diamond, is a blend of comedy and intensity with laugh out loud moments and scenes that are simply heartbreaking. It dramatizes the five stages of grief and combines humor, psychology, and economics into understanding, compassion, and the realization that sometimes when things happen… it’s not personal. The show ran in Sacramento in 2014 at the Geery Theater to sold-out performances.
How can two people who love each other not be together? How can a love that seems so right be so wrong? Does love really conquer all? And why is a stand-up comedian asking these questions?! This one-person play, written and performed by Brian Diamond, is a blend of comedy and intensity with laugh out loud moments and scenes that are simply heartbreaking. It dramatizes the five stages of grief and combines humor, psychology, and economics into understanding, compassion, and the realization that sometimes when things happen… it’s not personal. The show ran in Sacramento in 2014 at the Geery Theater to sold-out performances.