What would you be willing to believe if believing it meant you were no longer alone? This production is meant to leave the audience feeling unsettled, not because we figured out the answer to the question, but rather because we have been forced to confront how easily someone’s fear can become someone’s truth. This play was written in the ‘90s shortly after the Oklahoma City bombing. Conspiracy theories of who was to blame quickly began to be spread on the newly accessible world wide web and people began to be trapped in echo chambers. The funny thing about it is that three decades later, with all of the technology on hand, we as a society are more isolated in our echo chambers than ever before.

I am very proud of the cast and crew for this production and thank them for all their hard work and dedication.

- Mike Mitrano, Director