Existential dread of mortality is on the menu alongside a heaping portion of guilt for the damage we humans cause. Fantastic dialogue and very well defined characters stand out throughout this short comedy. Would be a ton of fun for actors too.

A lovely and haunting piece about the environment that finds humor alongside pathos. It was selected as part of our student-directed one-act play festival and was well received by the audience, and the cast and director had a blast working on it.

This play starts out so fun and colorful, with people dressed as animals at a picnic. But then we realize the reason for their gathering, the mood changes. But this is a great way to bring up the subject. Each of the animals have similar tactics to the way humans are dealing with the end of their species, rage, awareness campaigns, gathering. It's relatable, and melancholy. But at least it is being spoken about. And that is beautiful.