The Argument is the story of twin sisters, Mia and Ana, who are separated by death when their city floods. Wracked with guilt, Mia carries her sister’s corpse through a post-apocalyptic landscape of anarchy and desperation seeking love and happiness for her lifeless twin. Surreal, wild, and uncompromising, The Argument is a haunting and irreverent tale of loss and rebirth, class division and racial inequity, heroism and brutality.
“...simple but effective... these fragments form a mosaic of loss that ranges from desolate sorrow to survivalist brutality ... [an] abstract reflection on how we process death.”
— The New York Times
“. . . Make no mistake; this is a very difficult piece of theatre. . . that will keep you talking days after you have seen the production. That is always the mark of good theatre.”
— Chicago Pride
“Black comedy ably realized . . . manages to convey [an] aching sense of loss and missed opportunities, and the show displays a surprising sweetness.”
— Time Out Chicago
