a play by Arthur Richman

Some things, we’re better off not knowing…

Before she can remarry, New York socialite Lucy Warriner must stifle an ugly rumor: that her first husband divorced her because she had an affair. So whom does she enlist to assure her new fiancé of her innocence? That very ex-husband, of course.
But he and she don’t necessarily agree on the facts of the case, and in disputing the details of history, they uncover just one obvious truth: they are only more in love now than they were then.
With both wry wit and innocent warmth, a play that asks what chance friendship, love, or marriage could ever have if they depend on knowing THE AWFUL TRUTH.

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