"As side-splitting a farce as I have seen. Ever? Ever."
– New York Magazine
A hapless provincial theater company puts on a conventional sex farce called "Nothing On." For the first few minutes, you’ll watch that very farce -- but quickly realize that you're seeing a rehearsal of it, and a disastrous rehearsal at that. The set flips around to show you the chaos backstage as doors slam, plates of sardines go flying, and actors miss their cues. Back out front again, the play falls hilariously down around the actors' ears.
Presented on the Main Stage.
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