Written by IKE HOLTER
Directed by - JOSH MORRISON

REGIONAL PREMIERE PLAY
A new comedy by one of the country’s finest emerging playwrights and winner of the Windham-Campbell Literature Prize for drama. A year after his assumed death (and absence from social media), a millennial shows up in his former Chicago apartment alive, well, and ready to fix what went wrong with the people who have eulogized, memorialized, searched for, and mourned him. A miracle reunion turns into a catastrophic disaster as the past catches up with the present and old debts return, expecting payment in full. Join us for this razor-sharp, quick-witted, foul-mouthed, and dare we say, jaw-dropping 90 minute play that asks: "What does growing up mean...and is it even desired in this day and age?" Directed by Stages Associate Artistic Director, Josh Morrison.

WEEK TWO PERFORMANCE DATES:
October 26th @ 8 pm
October 27th @ 8 pm
October 28th @ 8 pm