the food was terrible is a theatrical meditation about death, mourning, and what might be eating away at your stomach. More than a simple two-men-at-bar, this is an evolution into questioning. Can we all clink (glasses) and try to remember who took the dead daughter's (glasses)? Are bipolar people capable of fucking up bacon? Will someone get it together to paint the correct sunrise?

the food was terrible features: Noel Allain* and Evander Duck*

the food was terrible is written by William Burke and directed by Mary Beth Easley; set by Jason Simms; lights by Jeanette Yew; costumes by Ásta Bennie Hostetter; sound by Mark Bruckner; produced by John Del Gaudio

*Appearing courtesy of Actors' Equity Association