Two years ago I happened upon a wonderful new play by writer Bruce Glassman, called "Will." It's the story of a famous painter whose family must confront his struggle with Alzheimer's Disease, along with making crucial decisions about preserving (or exploiting?) his legacy. When people ask about the tone of the play, I usually say something like, "It's 'Other Desert Cities' meets 'Art,'" which basically means it's a smart, witty, poignant family drama that happens to revolve