Politics isn't the only thing to make strange bedfellows. In Martin Casella's heartfelt and slightly predictable play Scituate, we meet Stewart Lombardi (Chad Hoeppner), a 30-something man who has just lost his lover, Robbie (Matthew Mabe) to AIDS, and who refuses to leave his bed for 30 days. During that troubled month, however, all sorts of people join Stewart in that bed -- his understanding parents (Damian Buzzerio and Holly Barron), his tender-yet-tough therapist, Peach (Constance Boardman), and even his best friends, straight couples Jayce and Pokie (Curran Connor and Missy Hargraves) and Greeber and Sasha (Laurence Lau and Stefanie Zadravec).

As much as they try to comfort him, cons[...]