“I feel like it’s really important for us to make time to be together, even though being in a crowd is probably like the most dangerous thing you can do right now. So hopefully no one has caught the Plague from coming to this play
…and if you have, I’m really sorry about that.”
1348. Avignon, France: A third of the population has been wiped out by the Bubonic Plague. The other two thirds are extremely freaked out. Part reality television, part psychedelic fever dream, this is a play about humans and the way we deal with real, actual tragedy: totally inadequately.
