Synopsis

Alan is a grieving father whose son, Davey, was tortured and killed by other boys imitating the game. Paul is the game’s creator, a successful and detached entrepreneur who defends his creation as merely entertainment. The play explores the impact of violence, both virtual and real, on individuals and society. As Alan seeks revenge on Paul, he forces him to confront the real-life consequences of his game, blurring the lines between reality and virtuality.

The play delves into themes of violence, responsibility, and grief. It is structured with a non-linear narrative, filled with intense and raw dialogue that captures the psychological and emotional turmoil of the characters. The play’s style is stark and realistic, highlighting the deep moral questions and the devastating effects of violence on individuals and families.