High school valedictorian August Camden, living in the shadow of a successful father, a burn-out brother, and a step-mother just ten years older than himself, discovers that the road to the “American Dream” is filled with potholes.
The play endeavors to explore the socio-economic pressures of the contemporary “middle class,” and it’s effect on the development of a generation. From ADHD to snapchat to suicide, the Camden family paints a Chekovian portrait that, unfortunately, might be all too familiar. Don’t worry, it’s funny too.
