Threeways, drunk gays, and priests who say it’s just a phase. In this bluntly sexual and deeply nonsensical comedy of errors, a young woman valiantly tries to pray the gay away by finding a new Saturday night bae.
In the prologue to In the dark times, will there also be singing?, Martha, the rebellious daughter of a powerful capitalist, meets Thomas, a missionary from a fringe religious sect. This play slides from the naturalistic world into a fever dream as it asks us to contemplate the end of capitalism, the nature of love, and how to prepare for a visit from the Angel of Death.
Two worlds: an east coast vegan co-op, and a small-town taxidermy shop, individually face their own personal end of the world. ‘You Don’t Deserve to Die’ grapples with the question: does humanity deserve to be saved from extinction?