Like a pair of pearl-studded garters worn beneath a thrift-store nuptial gown, there's a morality play and a pop-psychology manifesto tucked beneath the surface of the acid comedy "Bachelorette." Now on view in a terrifically acted and flawlessly paced Studio Theatre production, directed by David Muse, Leslye Headland's diverting play chronicles a night of frenzied misbehavior by Gena, Katie and Regan, single 20-some…
SOURCE: Washington Post at 01:35AM on May 30, 2012