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Set inside a functioning waffle house where you can actually grab food 30 minutes before the play starts and indeed eat ...

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Add in potentially scurrilous suitors for Ida and Eva in the form of Mr. Richard Dasher and Mr. Lavender Kids, and you’ve got a charming, late 19th-century dissection of class and social conventions.