Politicians Sam and Guy provide a thought-provoking look at how our world has ended up the way it is when they get in bed with each other.� Artful dialogue keeps Perry Gratton and Stuart Hoye on their toes as the main characters in�Drunk Enough to Say I Love You.��They weave an intimate relationship of finishing each other’s sentences and tossing megalomaniacal ideas back and forth with lightning speed.� They tear one another’s clothes off while plotting drug trafficking, torture and biological warfare.� They display joyful enthusiasm at their own ingenuity and resourcefulness.� The answer to everything is “train the mujahideen”, and their attitude towards the space race sums up their worldview: “we have it, we like it, and we’re going to keep it”.� If they’ll give up their families for each other, will they sacrifice the world for power?� If they’re addicted to control, what will they do when they lose it?

Four out of five stars.