Einstein And The Polar Bear
by Tom Griffin

"This play is absorbing study of a brilliant, reclusive novelist, whose isolation is breached by an attractive young admirer. “Its characters spring to life so quickly and are so likeable and credible, and its dialogue is so witty and fresh, that the audience is hooked for good within the first ten minutes.” —Hartford Advocate. “…laughing-out-loud funny and often surgically incisive…” —Providence Journal-Bulletin. “…an absolutely enjoyable play peopled with characters full of salty wit, troubles and a need for one another."

— New London Day