In LOVE LIKE BLUE, playwright Kristen Lazarian explores the complexities of human partnerships, as three couples face the demise of their relationships in Act One. But life is a cycle, and endings always lead to beginnings. The character Felix writes, "We're connected whether we like it or not. The dance itself never ends." The same characters meet and start anew in Act Two."One of the reasons that LOVE LIKE BLUE works so well is its brilliantly original concept. We get to know all six people in Act One, but we see them at their worst, at their cruelest, at their most disillusioned. Then, as the deck is reshuffled in Act Two, we rediscover them at their best, fresh, excited, optimistic, ready to love again." (StageSceneLA)