Some very big, good news that I’ve been remiss in not sharing sooner:  Brown Box Theatre is producing my new full-length play, Lab Rats. This play had readings from Argos Productions and the Munroe Center for the Arts, and now Brown Box is going to give it a full production, first playing for two weeks in Boston at Atlantic Wharf, and then taking it on a brief tour to the eastern shore of Maryland. Kyler Taustin is directing, and we have a fabulous cast in Brenna Fitzgerald (who was in both readings) and Marc Pierre.

Here’s a summary:

Mika and Jake earn a slim living as test subjects in medical experiments. When their waiting room banter deepens into a real relationship, these drifting twenty-somethings must navigate a treacherous maze of emotion, trust, and survival as their carefully monitored and medicated lives bleed into their true selves. Lab Rats, a World Premiere production by Boston playwright Patrick Gabridge, is a sharply comic love story that poignantly examines the raw connection between two damaged humans as they struggle to redefine what it means to escape.

It’ll be a super fun show (and tickets to the Boston shows are FREE!).  I hope to see you there!