Two well-trod genres: the families of a couple in love clashing and a zombie apocalypse—are blended together in a side-splittingly funny one act from Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn. I love how the characters in this piece are a bit freaked out about “the rot” and yet can still be preoccupied with their own mundane slice-of-life conflicts. The tension between the mundane and the apocalyptically silly is played to excellent effect. Well done!
Two well-trod genres: the families of a couple in love clashing and a zombie apocalypse—are blended together in a side-splittingly funny one act from Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn. I love how the characters in this piece are a bit freaked out about “the rot” and yet can still be preoccupied with their own mundane slice-of-life conflicts. The tension between the mundane and the apocalyptically silly is played to excellent effect. Well done!