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Although I agreed to write this review, having seen the play and even read the script, I nevertheless continue to find the task quite a challenge. This is because Teddy Ferrara, written in 2013 by Christopher Shinn, an American playwright, is concerned with a web of complex characters all vying for the moral high ground. In many respects, it is based on white male privilege and a masculine ethic of ensuring that the predominately male characters guarantee that their needs are met whatever the costs. It has been suggested that it is a play that deals with loneliness, belonging,