Before you could even start thinking of what will happen further there is a tug of war for possession of these mere stamps. The play proceeds as the complicated fight unfolds numerous secrets. The ensemble is so directed that the weird desire of these men for the stamp collection seems to be more than just an obsession. This terrific play is improvised under the direction of Doug Hughes.

The entire drama revolves around the world of these small stamps, which has broader prospects and queries like how to qualify the authenticity of the little thing and how to value a mere possession like these stamps. Also the play witnesses Odenweller, a governor for The Collectors Club, which is a philatelic organization in Manhattan. There is this another character played by Petruzelli, who is a qualified person from The Philatelic Foundation in New York. Odenweller relating himself to some of the questions, citing one from the year 1858 where he is questioned about the most precious stamp of his by Queen Victoria. He then replies "It's not my most valuable one, it's one my wife got for me surreptitiously when we were engaged".

This play will definitely make you realize the importance of all your possessions and other expensive assets that might be low in cost but high in emotional value. To understand the story and theme in detail quickly book your tickets online and go through the emotions that sail on the flood of power and desires of getting rich without much efforts.