ACT ONE:

Alice is a socially isolated outsider whose cognitive dissonance prevents her from being truly vulnerable enough to connect with herself and the world around her, until she meets Cleo & Brooks in a satirical societal tail examining the impact of role expectation in a world where the “inferior” need to perform in order to fit in and earn their place, and the whole world is a competition.

ACT TWO:

In a moment of clarity this people-pleaser’s cosmic confusion comes into focus, revealing the wounded everyman disoriented from his self-awareness. Until Alice meets a duo confined to a sanitarium who bring a splash of color to her black-and-white worldview, and help her embrace her inner Talented-Hooligan in this coming-of-age adventure.

ACT THREE:

Alice begins feeling more authentic in her skin, her confidence and skills make her the Improvisational Commando whose initiatives are tragically insignificant. After the death of her best friend, Alice’s sense of purpose must overcome her guilt and generate passion for her to stay mindful and become the valiant High-Octane Tramp in this thrilling tragedy. 

ACT FOUR:

A desperado brings her fight to the villain instead of waiting for it to come to her as she reflects the journey that brought her here. As Alice grows secure in her identity, and free to pursue her purpose she becomes the Road Warrior.  Alice has a wisdom Evelyn doesn’t. Alice feels connected and flows with the world around her while Evelyn fights to control the inner and outer worlds she’s trapped in throughout this visceral western.