Neil LaBute's Some Girl(s) is a comedy straight from the trenches of the war between the sexes. "Man," a writer known only by that moniker, revisits four women from his past on his way up the aisle of matrimony. He invites each to his hotel room (in four different cities), intent on making sure there are no hard feelings, even though he has previously used their time together as material for his fictional work. In this bold tale of love cast aside, "Man" learns a shocking truth about the price each woman has paid for his youthful cowardice.