Two Weeks

A unique fly-on-the-wall experience for the audience, “TWO WEEKS” shows a marriage in decline when the couple involved gradually lose the ability to communicate their needs and desires to one another. John is a writer whose latest creative block has spiraled him into a severe paranoia, as he feels his wife, Wendy, is having an affair. Her absence, due to her job as a music promoter traveling ‘two weeks’ at a time, just reinforces his theory that she’s having said affair; her stoic and emotionally distant demeanor certainly lend to John’s suspicions.... full review

I enjoyed this play very much. The acting was amazing and the play explored the dismantling of a marriage in a very interesting and relatable way. My impression was that this was a well executed original play.... full review

A show completely worth seeing that is a true slice out of the life of a young couple. ... full review

Great show which captured the very relatable struggles of a marriage complicated by careers, work travel and the struggle of finding your place in the world. Navigating these challenges while two people grow in different directions. The marriage, hanging by a thread, hinged on decisions made in the heat of passion, anger or the pursuit of one’s goals. ... full review

A solid production of strong writing and strong acting.... A Gold Medal.... full review

Nicholas Buda's Writing is the star of Two Weeks...for me. Having had a marriage on the rocks, portraying both sides and us rooting for the marriage or not in it self was worth making sure that you see this show! Yet, All Actors were lovely in their performances. ... full review

Two Weeks is an intriguing character study about a marriage on the rocks and the forces that pull it further apart during a two week separation.... full review

The traffic was terrible in Hollywood so I ended up RUNNING 4.3 miles to see this show and IT WAS WORTH IT!... full review

Overall, a compelling relationship drama with some bits of humor strewn in. Reminiscent of classic films and plays where powerhouse actors get to crack open the facade of domestic bliss to reveal the warts and all.... full review

I think Two Weeks was a very solid showing from writer/director Nicholas Buda. It was a solid idea turned into a really good show. ... full review