Sexual PsychobabbleAn evening of one-acts that take an exotic, erotic (even slightly psychotic) look at human sexuality and relationships.
—Casting Magazine
The first part of the evening consisted of the following short one-act plays: Poetic Injustice, Sexlax, Low Accommodations, A Space for Seduction, and the musical performance piece, Coastal Complexes, by Richard West. The second half of the evening was solely devoted to You Are Who You Eat, written by Ultra Violet—a veteran of Andy Warhol’s Factory scene—and directed by Lissa Moira, takes us behind the scenes, writing the great American movie.