This short play is wonderful. Two exes run into each other in a makeshift aid station during a BLM protest. They begin to talk and tease each other - and then someone throws a bomb into the room and locks the door. Ten pages have never gone so fast and left you feeling so many things.

Wow. This play gave me chills that would not go away. THE BOMB gives so much in such a short span: romance, comedy, overwhelming danger, rage, grief. The dialogue is quick and sharp as a knife. It's perfectly paced, and the stakes continue to crank up to a fever pitch by the end. This is a really special play.

Walking the fine line between being able to experience life and the danger that could occur at any moment from tragedy. A perfect metaphor.