Suicide(s) in Vegas: Stories you've probably already heard

We’ve heard these stories before.

One about a woman (let's call her A) who creates a fake past and becomes a celebrity for the “pain” she’s been through, the other (let's call her B) dreams inside of a man who will complete her, but she never speaks to him. When A is found out and B has her dream irrevocably crushed, each decides to commit suicide. They connect online – and for a while it’s interesting, even if B's plight seems unbelievable as a reason for suicide - people delude themselves true, but this story is a bad cliché.

Both performers have charm.  However, A is a bit one-note in her portrayal of other characters.  Though B is a bit more varied, each has at times serious enunciation problems (large swaths of text are lost in the vacuum of the False Creek Gym venue).

It has a cute twist ending and if it were half its length, the show would be fine. Unfortunately for this review, the show is too long and lacks variation in staging.