Predatory Thoughts; a pitch deck for corporate

by Doug Harris

A conference room. A bank. A table. Some chairs. Life or death choices. At the intersection of corporate greed and everything else we watch a couple of goons hit the fan.

A conference room. A bank. A table. Some chairs. Life or death choices. At the intersection of corporate greed and everything else we watch a couple of goons hit the fan.

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Predatory Thoughts; a pitch deck for corporate

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  • Dominic Finocchiaro: Predatory Thoughts; a pitch deck for corporate by Doug Harris
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    An acidly hilarious, blood-red comedy. Utterly surprising and unexpected, a true transformer of a play--what starts out as a seeming homage to Mamet and his businessmen behaving badly takes a sharp left-turn into a grotesque, Grand Guignol portrait of corporate greed. Has the vivacity and intense imagination of early Gregory S. Moss and Dan LeFranc.

    An acidly hilarious, blood-red comedy. Utterly surprising and unexpected, a true transformer of a play--what starts out as a seeming homage to Mamet and his businessmen behaving badly takes a sharp left-turn into a grotesque, Grand Guignol portrait of corporate greed. Has the vivacity and intense imagination of early Gregory S. Moss and Dan LeFranc.

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Dylan: mid-late 20s, finance. Strong opinions. Consumes all his media through social media, maybe if you peel back enough he is something beautiful. The boy your cousin was texting on and off in their early twenties before they figured it out

Scott: 50s. Big hat. No Cattle. Been around so long that it is too long. Not motivated to elevate, but just to survive. King of the grill. You wouldn’t remember him if you had ever gone to school together.

Angela: 30s. Driven. Capable. Focused. Maybe over the top in her drive. A fixer.

Bigsby: Unassuming. From Corporate. When he leaves the room you can no longer remember his face.