Hotel Room Trilogy

Exploring the aftermath of loss, these three plays delve into the complex dynamics of grief within families. "Tricks" examines the psychological depths of two men seeking connection beyond physical intimacy, hinting at fractured identities. "Blackout" portrays a 1930s couple, Danny and Diane, trapped in their sorrow over a child's death, with Diane retreating into delusions. In "Mrs. Kashfi," a young boy encounters a haunting presence while his mother seeks solace through clairvoyance, highlighting the eerie intersections of life and death.