Dapper Dan might be used to "sweet and sour disappointment" but audiences won't be: there are definitely sweet moments and sour, caustic social commentary, in this gritty, realistic and yet magical story. A truly American tale on so many levels. Bravo.

A harrowing play. One witnesses the terrifying reason local myths exist. Bray expertly weaves in historical tales, while the origin story of a new myth unfolds in front of you. An impactful story, ladened with poetry, terror, haunting moments and characters with gut wrenching desires. An authentically expressed play that will surely leave an impact on audiences.

"I miss playing"
"I do, too. I mostly buy groceries."
So rarely do I come across a play that reads like high-quality lit-fic and also is fun, but John Patrick Bray did it, and I'm so glad he did. Bray takes folklore from upstate New York and blends it with a time capsule piece of being a teenager in the late 90s in the kind of town the tracks pass over. Tracks is a haunting character drama with magic realism and plenty of comic relief that will touch and devastate audiences for years to come.