Goodbye Kiss

Andy and Maria pretend that they don’t get on. But really, they do. They have plenty to say for themselves, and to each other. But perhaps it’s the things they can’t say which trouble them the most.

The play looks at the importance of making meaningful choices, the genuine desire for happiness, and in a world with an infinite number of possibilities as to how life may turn out, do the choices we avoid somehow end up confronting us anyway.

“If all choices are made in good faith, there are in fact no bad choices. Only significant regrets. We all know that feeling of when life seems to have passed you by, where you long for the reset button to give you another chance to say what you meant.”