What is more important than being true to yourself? In this era, is it creating a persona you believe everyone wants to be? The need for fame and celebrity? That is the crux of this insightful comedy by Douglas Carter Beane, or as the New York Daily News described it, “a witty assessment of one of the most active and relentless industries in a consumer society, the creation of ‘hot’ young things, which the media have learned to mass produce with efficiency and zeal.”