

Cabo San Lucas
Lisa Soland
Charles, a divorced ex-doctor, and Lily, a shy new arrival to Los Angeles from Connecticut, find themselves spending Christmas together in Ensenada, Mexico.
They end up in a room at The Flamingo Motel with only one bed.
He sits.
She stands.
After more awkward attempts to connect, they head to a bar, becoming a welcome distraction for bored, dissolute Richard and Cici.
He's a cocaine dealer.
She's a manicurist.
And they set about making Charles and Lily part of a memorable evening's entertainment.
"As eccentric as Champagne's characters are, they assume flesh and blood credibility, endearing charm and affection. It's a lovely experience, enriched by that greatest quality the theater can offer an audience - joy."
— Downtown News
"This show is touching and funny and true; it's a gem."
— Los Angeles Weekly
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Take A Picture is a American comedy play written by Susan Champagne and published by Samuel French in New York (1989).
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