I don’t know how many time my attention has shifted from the inane dialogue of lead characters and I started imagining what the background characters were discussing in plays and movies. The idea that they have an interesting story of their own often arises just from our not knowing what the heck they are talking about, and suddenly they are important. I love this concept of how the author and director’s focus may not be what we really want to know. Fantastic play on many comedic levels!

At its core, "Special Extra Treatment" is a commentary on identity, class, and the quest for significance in a world that often reduces individuals to mere background noise.

Set in a restaurant, the play follows a seemingly ordinary couple as they confront their lack of significance in the grand scheme of things, only to discover unexpected truths about themselves and each other.

I love everything about this play! I highly recommend it for an evening of laughter, contemplation, and perhaps a newfound appreciation for the complexities of human existence.

Laugh out loud hysterical! Perfect timing and a hell of a rip on the Extras trope. The amount of humor in its brisk pages is staggering. Defiantly worth the read, if not a full blown productions.