Falling in love is simple, but staying in love is a trial. Anyone who has ventured into a relationship or marriage can testify to the authenticity of this fact, and those who have undergone a breakup or endured a divorce can attest to the indescribable sense of betrayal, loss and shame that accompany such incidents. Experiences like these qualify as some of the most painful that an individual will suffer in their lifetime, and Robert Machoian’s psychodrama “The Killing of Two Lovers” depicts the complexities of separation in marriage with an articulate confidence and a commitment to visual storytelling.

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