Chris Oakmont gets a script accepted to a play festival, except he hasn’t written one yet. We find him onstage, typing frantically as the real theatre people instruct him in how it’s done. “what do you mean is a quintessentially fringe play – a play on the fringe of itself, poking a stick at its own essential process and offering us an informative, darkly comic take on the process of theatre.” Paul Levy, FringeReview. Any part may be cast as any gender or race.