In near future America, climate collapse is on the horizon and the rich plan to live the good life no matter what. A new company has constructed the first-ever deep sea bunker with all the luxuries of land-life without all the pesky risks. But the super rich think their future is on the new colony being built on Mars. In order to convince their potential clients that life in the ocean is the best bug-out strategy, the company hires fives down-on-their-luck strangers to live in the bunker as guinea pigs.

This group will be watched by the company as well as potential clients.

The play deals with economic inequality and the unfairness of climate change, but it is mostly a deep-dive into what it means to be a human under pressure (my apologies for the pun).