Jack Thorne Tom’s brother, Luke, is dead. Tom does not know how to feel about his death, and was never sure how to feel about his brother to begin with. The play follows Tom’s grief as he spirals to try to understand Luke more, and it is revealed that Luke was not only gay, but […]
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Emily Sheehan In this imaginative play, the four young characters explore the transformation from childhood into adulthood. 14 year old Daisy is a Lady Gaga super-fan with the dream of finally seeing her in concert, since the first time she tried to, it didn’t go as planned. That summer, her older brother gets kicked out
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Mallery Avidon “The Kid” is trying to get through high school in a small town, but the backlash of having two moms makes it difficult. He is constantly bullied, harassed, and assaulted. His only escape is with his less-than-helpful imaginary friends, where he dreams of better places but still feels hopeless. After the hate grows
Asher Wyndham Payton and his friend Carly are studying French for school. Payton just wants to study while Carly continues to try and distract Payton with questions about fashion, style, boys, etc. Payton shares his real best friend killed himself because he was gay. Payton confronts Carly, asking if all she wants is a Gay
By David Lee White After a destructive tornado in a small town, 8 emerges. This new person does not use masc/fem pronouns and is not aware of standard human customs of communication. During the course of the musical, 8 learns more about living and high school life while 8’s gesture-based way of communicating spreads to
