A ghost story laced with comedy, desperation, and real moral weight. This is a play about gig economy exhaustion, and Portman taps directly into the dark comedy of trying to do everything "right" and still winding up broke. I only wish there had been a happy resolution for poor Gregory. Highly recommended for directors seeking high-concept, high-comedy one-acts. Fire up the espresso machine and produce this piece!

A fun (and enlightening) jaunt through the soul-sucking rage monotony of corporate fast-food, the adrenaline pumping highs of con-artist shenanigans, and actually really painful burns, you should go to the hospital. Jo and Char are hilarious foils, but are anchored through a genuine relationship, which makes the places we wind up all the more meaningful. A lovely commentary on not only empathy, but giving everyone (including ourselves) more grace for struggling to exist in a capitalist hellscape. Strangely, I am also now thinking Arby's...