Perhaps one of the most profound questions we face in life is how to deal with death. It doesn't seem to matter all that much whether the dilemma concerns our own shuffling off of this mortal coil, or whether someone we love faces a slow disintegration from disease or a fast, traumatic and unexpected demise. It is both the end itself, and the means by which we face it, that matter.

Playwright Jane Anderson explores a myriad of ethical, religious, and moral beliefs, as well as (some would say) personal rights issues concerning life and death in her remarkable and completely engrossing new play,
The Quality of Life, which is now receiving its world premiere at the newly-opened Audrey Skirba[...]