In my new play, Unpacking in P'town, opening March 1 at the New Conservatory Theatre Center, the characters make their annual resolutions at the beginning of the summer season. They do so because, as one character says: 'We tend to be more realistic when we're half naked and holding an umbrella drink.'
Spending summers in a small beach town famous since the 1930s for its progressiveness had its advantages-especially a town that had been home to celebrated artists like Robert Motherwell and Eugene O'Neill.
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