, in the second week of its run at ACT Theatre (tickets $10-$55; through Nov. 16) may be a winning, even heart-warming, comedy, but it feels about a year too late. The story of a middle-aged, middle-class wife who's bored with her marriage to an easy-going husband and paranoid about her economic future, only to find herself swept up into a dazzling affair with a comfortable rich man feels like a cautionary tale of late 2006. more ›