Putting a group of kids at the center of this chilling story was an amazing way to divert expectations! Even with all the subtle clues, the dark and deeply twisted ending caught me off guard - and only lead to more questions about the new kid next door! Like me, audiences will be perched on the edge of their seats trying to frantically gather clues and figure out what's going on with this well-drawn trio of hooligans. A group of teens would have a BLAST performing these roles and basking in the shocked response! Such a fun, twisted short!

Wow! Talk about an explosive ending! My hat is off to Arthur Jolly for this creepy little tale. I thought I knew where it was going, (the signs were sort of there) and, here's the beauty of this play, it zigged juuuuuuuust enough to maintain the unsettling tone, but took it in a way I wasn't quite expecting. I'm trying to be vague here so you'll be tempted to read it. You won't be sorry.

A horror-comedy with a very dry sense of humor. Razielle, the new kid, seems weird. Her parents sound weird too. It does not seem like any one in that family knows how to have fun. But how many of us have never been the weird kid for whom our new friends' ideas of fun and normalcy were a novelty?