In the engaging and hilarious 90-minute solo piece, Smith tells his story as Max Poth, a classic Seattle guy right who’s about Smith’s age—that age when we start thinking about legacy. Like many of us, (come on, you know you’ve done it) Max starts looking up his old flames on the Web. Turns out that each of them got married relatively soon after dumping him, and each of them had only one child. With apparently nothing better to do, Max tracks down these kids, who range in age from 13 to 30, with a singular, twisted purpose: to tell them he is their real father. Continue reading Who’s Your Daddy? Matt Smith’s All My Children (Review)