Adam and Lynn are a week and a half away from their wedding day when they receive a late night visit from Ian and Gil, two of Adam's old friends. As a torrential downpour hammers Los Angeles, Ian tells Adam someone from their past is coming to hurt him and his fiance. What follows is a nightmarish spiral into the darkest corners of friendship and vengeance. "In the skilled hands of playwright Pelfrey, this is a classic, dramatic moral dilemma that goes...right to the guts...with primal force and power...Add Freak Storm to the list of fine works by Pelfrey." --BACKSTAGE (CRITIC'S PICK) "...[a] gripping morality play...Pelfrey's message should resonate as deeply as Dennis Yen's bone-shaking sound design and Cynthia Q. Ignacio's grisly props." --LA WEEKLY (RECOMMENDED!) "Pelfrey is undeniably talented, demonstrating a flair for bilious ribaldry." --L.A. TIMES. "The climactic scene with a garbage disposal is so shocking that some avert their eyes, others turn away, but all are riveted to the seats, wondering how it will resolve. You'll have to see the play to know what went down the disposal! Prepare to be shocked!... Freak Storm is really freaky..." --ENTERTAINMENT TODAY. "This domestic disturbance reveals very scary stuff about the world of men...Kipp Shiotani does a great job directing this unsettling drama, which benefits from outstanding performances and a lot of dark comic material from Pelfrey's bag of tricks." --KCRW RADIO