Harrison Harvey

Haunted by his past and ready to change his life, Logan - a lapsed Christian - rededicates himself to God and takes a job at the Christian summer camp he attended as a child. But Logan's dangerous relationship with his co-counselor Aaron and his fixation with a disgraced former camp director threaten to upend the security he has found in his faith. A play about faith, trauma, and grace, Hot Tub Bible Study explore contemporary American Christianity and asks whether we can ever really outrun ourselves, and what it means to be good.

Childhood besties Blake, Eric, and Pierce stand on the precipice of a bright future - Blake's acting career is popping off; Eric's crushing it in tech; and Pierce, newly sober, is settling down with Marie, a woman he met in rehab who is starting her life anew and running her own business. The only thing standing in their way? An explicit recording they made in high school that, if discovered, would have disastrous consequences for their careers and relationships. To secure its destruction, the dudes must reconcile with their former friend Luke, who is in possession of the recording and who has a surprising connection to Marie, setting in motion a disastrous chain of events. As tragedy unfolds and the bonds of friendship are put to the test, the dudes are forced to reckon with their past misdeeds, the depths of their privilege, and their own self-deception.