This is the kind of play that feels alive just on paper alone. I can only imagine how it translates on stage. The characters feel real and complicated, each with their own emotions that are subtly yet profoundly explored. Any group of young performers would have a blast working on this play.

The overlapping boundaries of consent, peer pressure, self-definition, and sexual freedom become ever more blurred as the night continues in this bold and haunting new play. A familiar-feeling ensemble and setting that the audience will feel ever more pulled into, or trapped within, as the story unfolds. Seven plush roles for brave young performers.

This is written by a confident voice asking generational questions about the mixed messages received about sex, power, peer pressure, and consent. The characters are vivid and brimming with complicated emotions and agendas as one night at a sleepover unfolds. Is the joy of dance that bonds them all empowering or is it just another competitive activity pressuring them to conform to societal expectations for femininity?