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Misconduct Allowed,” written and directed by Minda Burr, slices into modern relationships to provide humor, angst and psychological observations. Superbly structured and finely detailed, the play misses only in one area.

Benny (Peter Reckell), ostensibly a stand-up comic and a stud with a body to match, picks up women at the comedy clubs he works.

Peachy (Susie Singer), a drummer in an all-girl band who loves wigs, and Louise (Marla Frees), an ex-stripper, come home with him to help him use up his economy-size pack of condoms.

Meanwhile, Natalie (Margaret Reed), a 35-year-old humorless psychotherapist, ends her relationship with Greg (Kenny Myles), a lawyer who babbles on about his work and who approaches romance as if guided by an auto repair manual.

Natalie explains to Greg that all her life she’s been so logical and well controlled in her relationships that for once she’d like to lose control and discover passion.

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