Ginny - I looked out the window when I was over Ohio, but didn't see you, so I guess I'll have to wave in NYC on the 28th.
The Times review for Skip's short musical seemed to think it felt like a "demo" for a longer show rather than 100% self-contained, but happily that very same day there was a very excellent review in the New York Post (which for some reason has seemed to have more influence than the Times in ticket sales for the other series, so that's a nice consolation.)
From Tuesday's Post:
"TERRENCE McNally is the ringer in "Summer Shorts 2: Series B," a second evening of one-act plays. His "Plaisir D'Amour," starring Tony nominees Stephanie D'Abruzzo ("Avenue Q") and Jonathan C. Kaplan ("Falsettos"), is the undisputed highlight of an uneven program.
This chamber musical begins with a couple's awkward meeting at a lieder recital - he likes her breasts, she's attracted by his ears - and proceeds from there to infidelities and disillusionment.
Alternately raucous and rueful, the beautifully acted piece (with a lovely score by Skip Kennon) comes to a gently heartwarming conclusion."