In a world where being different can be met with fear and hostility this play is just what the doctor ordered! Its easy when you are being ridiculed for your differences that you are the only person in the world to feel that way but in this play Toby creates a lovely touching scene where Jordan is able to use his own experiences to help out a fellow class mate suffering with the same thing. The play provides a great example about how we should treat other people, different or not and sheds a bit more light into the world!

At some points in our life, we will feel like the "odd" one out and try to just disappear through the blacktop or floor in order to be anywhere else but where we are. Malone's Kangaroo Boy give us small moment in time where friendships can be forged because as we all know we need those friendships in our lives because not matter if we move countries or states or change up something personal about our own selves, we will always, always have to face the assholes out there.

This one act is SO sweet. Anyone who has ever been bullied (which - show me the lucky person who has never been bullied) will immediately empathize with what Kangaroo Boy is going through. He's so miserable and lonely - and then Jordan shows up. They have a conversation which is touching without falling into sappy, and which will leave you feeling all warm inside. Sweet and funny, this play is a great reminder that there are still good people in the world.