MINK SONATA

Offbeat drama of a mother, father, and adult daughter living together inside an upscale Manhattan apartment. Daughter plays a cello and has a personality disorder. Her alter ego seduces her father who is a political media guru. Mother is conflicted in how to stop this awful charade. The family under observation in Allan Havis s MINK SONATA has affluence and political influence ... [In] this intriguing new play ... the dialog is literate and often amusing. Mr Havis has an ability to make artificial language sound in character. He has captured the jargon of people for whom solipsism may be an incurable disease ... -Mel Gussow, The New York Times_,