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Confused fiancé Noah meets Ava after both become stranded in a big city airport for the night. He’s on his way to his wedding in Madrid; she’s embarking on a trip planned with her late husband Jack before his tragic death a year before.

Through sharing stories of love and loss — not to mention copious greasy fast food — they come to new understanding about their life choices. For the most part, Toronto playwright Kelly Aija Zemnickis’ script flows seamlessly, especially effective flashback scenes with Jack, despite some unconvincing exposition and awkward dialogue.

It’s not clear why Noah would marry the hot-yoga-loving Jennifer. Some of Ava’s dialogue rings hollow. Still, anyone who’s ever experienced cold feet in the romance department will appreciate this likable slice of contemporary life.

— Holly Harris

 

From the Fringe program:

Meet Noah, a budding writer and befuddled fiancé who's about to get married.

But an unexpected sleepover in an airport terminal leads him to Ava, who appears to be in one of those relationships that can only be found in the movies.

Convinced he's destined to go through the motions all the way to the altar, Noah questions finding love in five easy steps. You can plan all you want, but life definitely has its own agenda.

4 1/2 STARS - Minnesota Fringe audience review

Recommended For: Mature Audience

Length: 75 min

Tickets: $10

Discount Tickets: $7 for Students, Seniors

Under 16 not admitted.

Warnings: Language

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