Scenes progress, and it becomes clear that nothing which happens in Dick and Jane's house makes a whole lot of sense, and that's absolutely the point of Leverett's witty, clever, and smart play. Giving a firm nod to the absurdist playwriting genre first popularized in the mid-1950s, "We Do the Same Thing Every Week" imparts the mindless, repetitive, and boring existence of humankind, which no amount of parlor games, …
