Wedding Dance by Dominic Taylor

"Graceful ... an imaginative tribute to love in an unlovely setting... Throughout the play, Taylor treats serious discussions about life, love and relationships with a delicate touch, then surrounds them with comedy."

"Dominic A. Taylor's graceful Wedding Dance at the Kennedy Center's AFI Theater, is an imaginative tribute to love in an unlovely setting, and to the miracle of major collisions -- man and woman, mother and daughter, friend and friend -- without fatalities... One of Taylor's major themes is the viability of faith -- in love, in human nature, in God, in relationships -- but his play is anything but a heavy analysis of belief. Throughout the play, Taylor treats serious discussions about life, love and relationships with a delicate touch, then surrounds them with comedy. In his plot and characters, Taylor cleverly employs a hip-hop technique called 'flippin' the script' -- taking familiar concepts and reversing them to provide different meanings."