Probably Daniel's signature play (I’m also partial to A REPUTATION for some strange reason). All hallmarks of his writing and plotting are here, waiting to be showcased and upended.
Prillaman’s plays are like an episode of THE TWILIGHT ZONE or BLACK MIRROR. The only difference: TWILIGHT ZONE and BLACK MIRROR play by rules; Prillaman delights in tossing them out and setting fire to the rulebook, the stage, the audience and the theater parking lot. (It’s the best, safest, coolest arson possible.)

Bizzarely brilliant- at no point could I tell where this was going next. What a creative spin on the unlimited bread baskets! I'll never look at bread the same way again!

I kept laughing and screaming "WTF" as this play goes from a cute date night to a Darren Aronofsky-like nightmare. Prillaman fearlessly doesn't hold back but still makes hilarious storytelling decisions with precision.