"How capable am I of great evil?" you might ask after catching this darkly amusing play. What would it take? Someone killing your dream? The cruelties of the market? The promise of money? How about the guarantee the people you harm are confined to a screen? They can't feel, after all. Monsters lose their humanity one way or another, so it's fine to enact your violences... right? We can all snap. We can all kill. And we'll do it while calling ourselves good. Isn't that delightfully horrifying?

When DIYers David and Chloe dive headfirst into a house-rental program without sound legal advice, they invite greedy malevolence into their perfect dream world. Everything that follows is the nightmarishly logical consequence of their big miscalculation. But David's Choice, capitalized, at the halfway point, will have even bigger consequences for a marriage that was based on openness and sharing. This is one doomed couple.

Having experienced a similar scenario first hand (though thankfully not the same resolution!) I totally appreciated Cole's escalation of the events in this tightly drawn drama. Brava, playwright!