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The Game
A new comedy from Bekah Brunstetter, writer of The Cake, the digital short HOPE from Long Story Short, and nominated for a Tony Award for her book for The Notebook musical on Broadway.
Alyssa and Homer are feeling disconnected in their marriage. Trying to start a family, Alyssa is hyper-focused on work while Homer has recently been laid off and thrown himself into an online video game. Not knowing how to navigate this new normal Alyssa does what she’s least comfortable with: start a support group for other women in the same situation. These strangers band together to devise a plan to get their partners back as they realize together, and only together, can they end this war.
The Game, written by Bekah Brunstetter, directed by Caroline Jane Davis.
Playing December 5–21, 2025, at The Warehouse Theatre in Greenville, South Carolina.
Get tickets at warehousetheatre.com
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