Point and Shoot is a devised play based on the true story of Diana Hopper, a girl born to a family of lost souls in the California desert, and her friendship with John Locke, a lonely gay man and artist with a mysterious past of his own. John plays a leading part in Diana’s life as she grows into adulthood. When tragedy strikes twice, Diana’s plans for her life are demolished and John’s mortality is laid bare.

Blending themes of family, ambition, love, marriage, and loss amidst the early onset of the AIDS crisis, Point and Shoot seeks to illustrate just how fragile our visions of ourselves can be.