Does reality consist of our external actions, the menagerie of thoughts clamoring through our heads, or the narratives we tell ourselves and others? St. John of Suburbia soundly answers: all of the above. This highly inventive play takes us deep into the psyches of and narratives told by its principle characters, showing how all the raucous noise in our heads -- the stories we've told and heard, from Biblical ones to smut -- irrevocably shape our lives.

We have the great privilege of reading this piece as part of our Sunday evening play reading and it was fabulous to be a part of! Its a wonderfully quirky and unique piece that explores the lives of two writers of erotic fiction (or is it porn?) and the craziness that goes along with it. The wonderful dialogue moves quickly back and forth giving the piece a wonderful pace and drawing the audience into this fascinating and funny story. I highly recommend giving it a read!

A super fun, super meta trip back to the mid-90s. With the snappy dialogue and asides from various characters, it really felt like I was watching one of those obscure 90s comedies we all grew up watching on our parents VCR. Bray has written a quirky and memorable evening of theatre that'll stick in your head.