The title reflects Gertie’s stroke-affected pronunciation of “funny mirrors.” Claire has a form of amnesia that erases her newly acquired memories when she sleeps; the play uses this premise for absurdist comedy about identity and trust. Original promotional text quotes the playwright describing inspiration from a television report on neurological disorders. Technical credits document mime consultation, stage combat, and makeup prosthetics and special effects, without specifying individual effects. Seven original images survive (fuddy01.jpg–fuddy07.jpg); individual subjects are not captioned in the supplied transcription. The original page mentions the play’s Off-Broadway success; its claim of a Broadway transfer remains unverified. Contemporary coverage cited: The Oklahoman, February 8, https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/2002/02/08/murder-mystery/62107391007/ (relevance requires confirmation); reported February 20 review (exact article unverified); March 1 weekend picks, https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/2002/03/01/sandis-top-5-picks-for-this-weekend/62104667007/ . Courtroom Video was official cast sponsor; thanks to Oklahoma Community Theatre Association. Licensed through Dramatists Play Service.