MISCONCEPTIONS

ABOUT THIS PROJECT

A male couple wanting to raise a child find an unlikely donor in “Misconceptions,” which hinges on the broad comic contrast between liberal gay Bostonians and born-again small-town Georgians.

Auds who can get past the sitcomish air of contrivance and caricature will find a painless tolerance lesson that duly resolves all conflicts for a blanket happy ending.

Regent has announced a fall theatrical release, though everything here — from the cast’s TV credentials to the formulaic dramedy beats — signals lightweight small-screen fare.