Allison Williams
Mike has decided to come out to his friend Tony at a local coffee shop. After chatting about it with some of the other patrons and employees, Tony arrives and Mike stumbles through the coming out process. During each awkward stage and comment, the play shifts to a dramatic re-enactment of a related television show genre. For example, the play shifts to a battle field, a surgical operating room. The play ends with the two friends creating a new normal and checking out the interested barista.
| Playwright: | Allison Williams |
| Publication Year: | 2011 |
| Publisher: | Youth Plays |
| Genre: | Comedy |
| Length: | One-Act |
| Cast Size: | 5 w/ chorus |
| Specific BIPOC Characters: | No |
| Identity Structures: | Gay |
| Plot Tropes: | Coming Out |
| Red Flags: | none |
