A casual hook-up turns out to be anything but casual between these damaged and sympathetic men. The crackling dialogue allows each to reveal his inner demons and to achieve his painful resolution. The narrative becomes progressively more gripping as the stakes rise and revelations are forced. We share an honest journey with three vividly drawn and complex characters whose stories could not be more compellingly rendered.

I really loved this play. A play about hookup between two people that meet on an app that goest terribly wrong. You can tell from the minute Shawn walks into Derrick's apartment that this night will not go as planned but there was no predicting what would actually happen. This play is such an honest depiction of mental illness and codependent relationships. All three of these characters have their own demons to deal with and I really appreciated getting to witness them at their most vulnerable. Produce this play.

This play is built with very real dialogues and characters you want to get invested in. The audience becomes a fly on the wall one fateful night when two people, both messed up in their own way happen to meet and, through a series of events that feel like they could happen to anyone, a third joins them. From the word go you want to know what is happening and as the story unfolds you NEED to know how it will progress. Its a wonderfully real and emotional piece that frames the compexity that is circumstances and relationships