on “Hunting and Gathering”

Faye’s nomad life once gave me similar (maybe not) inspiration.
In NYC, a city of strangers, a city of vanity and shattered purposes and dreams, I think so many people can relate to the story.

A story about urban nomads:

Moving Soon to an Apartment Near You

Having lived in more than 30 apartments in 20 years — three of them in the last six months — Ms. Berman is skilled at making herself comfortable almost anywhere very quickly.

“I can make anything home,” says Ruth, Ms. Berman’s proxy and the central character in her latest play, “Hunting and Gathering,” presented by Primary Stages through March 1. “A couple of books, a scented candle in a tin, some fresh flowers, and we’re good.”

Theater review

Ms. Berman, 38, a writer of light-handed charm and sitcom rhythms, has created a portrait for the Craigslist generation of domicile-shifting people for whom a home is something you dream about but never actually possess.