John Sadoway's autobiographical show explores what happens when adults violate their professional code to protect the minors in their care. In his specific case, what happens is a predatory high-school teacher manipulates a 17-year-old kid into entering what would become a 11-year sham of a relationship.

The writing here is decent – I particularly liked the Sting joke and the imagery of children caught in the middle of their parents' dysfunction as bullets in a gun clip – and the uncompromising honesty is to be commended. This is a man who is living with the consequences of past choices and it's not always pretty.

Sadoway definitely has something to say. At issue is the way he says it: his delivery felt under-rehearsed and far too conversational, the kind of storytelling that would work much better over a few beers than from the stage.