A nightmare office near the boiler room with a mysterious seemingly never-ending task, that will however, leave the whole cast unemployed once it is complete. Dunn builds a detailed world in a little amount time and gives us three great characters. Slightly bloody, really dark, and tons of fun.

Why the hell ain't we doin' this anymore? Used to do this all the time. Short plays, y'know? One-acts. Dunn's 'Temp' is a damn good reason why. Reminds me of the best from De Sica's 'Woman Times Seven', and what else! This play's page length shouldn't be anathema to so many theatres; just add two others, then. One by Dunn, or two. Or a duo by another, or others. Think 'Oh, Hell!' and 'Almost An Evening' or 'Death Defying Acts'. You're a flippin' theatre company, make a goshdarn evening. Dunn's play is about Hell on Earth. Have a laugh.