I'm not sure this play, about the late Baby Boom as they entered their early adult years, has aged well, but it's an interesting look back on counter culture of the times...or rather, bored rich youth who did drugs and swore a lot to make themselves believe they were part of counterculture. Really, they are just screwed up, and at least semi-aware of their own lack of purpose. They spend a great deal of the play discussing women in misogynistic, objectifying terms, and trying to score a big drug deal to get out of a financial scrape regarding stolen money. It is deeply unpleasant, peopled with characters who are totally impossible to like, but still compelling. As such, it fits firmly in the antihero genre. ( )