Love's Labour's Lost 2: Rosalinda's Revenge

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Love's Lobour's Lost 2: Rosalinda's Revenge is a play written by Arthur Hovanesian. It was first performed in Spring, 2004 by Hovanesian and his friend Michael Arnstein. It was met with critical acclaim by its first audience.

The play touches on several modern quo pro leaux, including Russian child pornography, Racheal Ray and her scraping of pan drippings, movie titles involving time, Hilary Duff, Death Be Not Proud, arugla and more.

Audiences can expect another play by Hovanesian and Arnstein sometime in spring of 2008. It will likely involve lemon pie.

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