Show Description
"In the near-distant future, an NYC charter school becomes the first to welcome artificially intelligent students. However, new AI students Olive and Godfrey receive a chilly welcome from the already self-conscious and stressed-out members of the Junior class. When a reality show swoops in to capture this social experiment on camera, the priorities and moralities of the student body are turned inside-out. At turns both droll and touching, this dark new play questions how we reconcile the thin line between our ever-improving technologies and what it means to be human." -Playscripts.com
Run Time
This play will run approximately 100 minutes with no intermission.
Ticketing Policies
Seating for this production is extremely limited. Please do not reserve any tickets that you're not confident you will use.
Once tickets sell out, you may use the Waitlist ticket option to request a seat. If tickets become avalible (either in advance, or on the day of the performance), they will be released to patrons with waitlist reservations. Though not guaranteed, seating will likely be available for those on the waitlist, so please come to the theater on the day of the performance you wish to attend. When you arrive, be sure to tell the house manager that you're on the waitlist!
Online Reservations will close 2 hours before each performance. After that time, patrons must come to the theatre in person to reserve tickets or add their name to the waitlist.
The house will open 15-30 minutes before the performance. Please arrive at the theater at least 10 minutes before the show to ensure seating availability. At 5 minutes before curtain, all reservations will be released and empty seats will be offered to patrons on the waitlist.
Late Seating
Patrons arriving after the performance's start time may (or may not) be seated at the discretion of the House Manager. Please arrive early, as noted above.
Venue & Parking
The Little Theatre is located on the south side of Riley Hall, closest to Institute Road. The entrance (illuminated by a purple neon sign) is on the west side of the building, facing Daniels Hall. When you arrive, please check in with the house manager.
Free guest parking is available in the WPI West Street Lot or in the Park Avenue Garage. Since the building is on a steep hill, patrons with accessibility challenges may prefer to get dropped off in the driveway between Riley Hall & Daniels Hall before parking in the West Street Lot.
Content Information
This play includes portrayals of various teenage social challenges, including anxiety, ableism, and outing, as well as references to suicide.