Finding the Man of Your Dreams Reviewed by Mary Alderson Norm Foster’s A Woman’s Love List is a departure from his usual “slice of life” comedies, where the play is funny because you recognize the people or see yourself in it. But Foster has moved into fantasy with this offering, now on stage at the Globus Theatre, just south of Bobcaygeon. In 2012, I saw The Love List, a story about two men in the same plot, also by Foster. Back then, I pointed out that he had written 45 comedies, certainly a record for a Canadian playwright. Well, Norm’s blown that record away; he has now written more than 90 plays. The men’s Love List and the women’s version are very similar in concept, but each play has its own clever dialogue and quick wit, with one laugh after another. Two women, Carly and Megan have become best friends. Carly is a sports writer and Megan is a hairdresser. Neither have a current boyfriend, and finding Carly a man becomes Megan’s vocation. Megan meets up with a shaman (or witch) matchmaker, and has a special piece of paper where Carly has to write down the top 10 things she wants in her perfect man. Much to their surprise that guy shows up, even before Megan has a chance to return the piece of paper to the shaman. Once Carly believes that this could be the perfect mate for her, Megan changes some of the 10 items so she can find her perfect man. But unfortunately, reworking the list changes some of Carly’s man’s attributes. For example, Carly likes to leave her current research material scattered about the living room, creating a very messy-looking place. But at the same time, she knows which magazine is where and can immediately put ...