Published by Steele Spring Stage Rights.

"A Masterpiece." - L.A. Examiner

"You will be changed after seeing Friends Like These." - Proxart Magazine

"…a play less about high-school or petty romance, but about identity and the darkness that often fuels it." - Fine Arts L.A.

"...Crafts eloquently captures the petty jealousies, pointless cruelties, and heightened self-consciousness of painful adolescence." - Backstage

In this honest and poignant look at adolescence, Garret, an outsider, navigates the tumultuous halls of his school with his best friend Diz, a self-proclaimed freak. They escape the day-to-day tortures of high school in a game-world called Haven, where they slay monsters and save maidens. When Garret catches the attention of Nicole, a popular cheerleader with an honest heart, it upsets the status quo. Jealousy and betrayal force Garret to confront past mistakes and question who his real friends are. This gut-wrenching new play unswervingly explores the tragic consequences of bullying that have left us staggering as a nation time and time again.