One of Neil LaBute's earlier plays, Bash is a triptych of intense and mesmerizing one-acts depicting the dark heart of ordinary people, revealing the evil that anyone can be capable of. In Medea Redux, a woman tells of her sordid teenage relationship with her English teacher and the tragedy that resulted; In A Gaggle of Saints, a young student couple simultaneously recounts their separate versions of a trip to a party in New York City; and in Iphigenia in Orem, a Utah businessman confesses the unthinkable crime his work troubles drove him to at home.