In addition to "My Psychopharmacologist (**) and I," one scene sees the central character's daughter Natalie discuss being "the Invisible Girl" in relation to her dead brother who is "Superboy."
One character in this work explains he is "the Macgyver of pot" after teaching his girlfriend how to fashion a bong out of an apple. Originally titled "Feeling Electric" after the experience that the central character goes through, a change in the main character's prescription medication causes her to exclaim that valium is her favorite color. That follows a song that samples heavily from "My Favorite Things" and includes a list of possible side effects. In addition to "My Psychopharmacologist (**) and I," one scene sees the central character's daughter Natalie discuss being "the Invisible Girl" in relation to her dead brother who is "Superboy." Gabe, who remains nameless for much of this work, appears as a hallucination and after receiving shock therapy(*) his mother wishes her mental condition could stabilize to the reach the title location. A collaboration between Bryan Yorkey and Tom Kitt and focusing on the bipolar and hallucinating Diana Goodman as her life collapses around her is, for ten points, what rock musical, the most recent recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama?
One character in this work explains he is "the Macgyver of pot" after teaching his girlfriend how to fashion a bong out of an apple.
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