Is anybody really just friends? A staged reading of this provocative new play considering Intimacy, relationships, communication and
sexuality. Suburban stay-at-home-Dad Tom and young, gay urbanite Lucas are good friends. Their worlds collide at a party in the suburbs where gossip abounds and secrets are discovered. When Tom is ejected from his home, accused by his wife of being gay, even he wonders if it could be true.
Lucas takes in his displaced friend and they are forced to confront their motives, desires and true selves - as well as the expectations
of the world around them. Full of surprising outcomes and richly textured characters, this play is written to keep audiences thinking
and talking long after a night at the theater.
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