Calvin and Olive’s parents insist they tour as many colleges as possible before deciding what they’re going to do after graduation. (Even though they both already have plans!) Now they’re stuck visiting the quirkiest, most extreme examples of American higher education, including a sports-obsessed Big Ten school (Go Trucks!), a wilderness university with a carnivorous bear problem, and an institution that is definitely not a cult. A high-energy comedy that dares to ask: should some of these universities lose their accreditation?
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West is stuck. His friend Dara died in a car crash, and he doesn’t want to face his grief—or the feelings he had for her when she was alive. So instead he breaks out his typewriter and starts chronicling the experiences of the students at his school. This is one day in the lives of the Day Children and the Night Children as they navigate death and love.
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Everybody at Westfield High School thinks they know what happened the day of the fire. Fire Exit opens in the aftermath, as the community faces what appears to be a prank gone terribly wrong. But as the kids and adults open up about their lives and the bigger picture of the day's events emerges, the truth proves to be far less simple. Told through a series of poignant and often very funny monologues, Fire Exit is a powerful ensemble piece that proves things, and people, aren't always as they seem.
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Being a teenager is hard, and nobody wants to talk about it. Confronting the daily challenges of growing up, this series of monologues and scenes offers a look at a multitude of issues -- including dealing with parents who just don't get it, rumors, bullying, and suicide. By turns funny and tragic, the gritty details of adolescence surface -- exposing the things teenagers can't, won't, and don't want to talk about.
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