I stumbled across the play "Love, Sex and the IRS," which is being put on at various regional playhouses throughout the country, including Vail, Colorado:

Offering a special matinee on Mother’s Day Sunday, the Porchlight Players will present "Love, Sex and the IRS" – a play to which just about any mother can relate. "Love, Sex and the IRS," written by William Van Vandt and Jane Milmore, is a tale of how one lie inevitably leads to another. In this case, our two heroes, John and Leslie, two former college roommates who now live together in the city, try to outwit the IRS. Both are struggling out of work musicians trying to make ends meet. Unbeknownst to one of the roommates, John (played by Paul Voborny) tells the IRS his roommate Leslie (played by Lance Schober) is actually a woman and that the two are married, in order to save on taxes.