When M and G move into a new apartment, they think they're finally getting the fresh start they both so desperately need. Unfortunately, the previous tenant wasn't quite ready to leave, and he's about to teach them the horrifying lengths someone will go to keep things from changing. about the playwright: "[Cassidy has a] formidable gift with language." Show Business Weekly "[Cassidy] has a free-flowing imagination [and] an uncanny ability to do what a great composer like Verdi once did--make a visceral connection to his own time." Terry Ponick, The Washington Times "Nat Cassidy is obviously a talented...writer!" The Village Voice "Cassidy's writing is so sharp that [he] holds one's attention like a vise. ...Anyone who appreciates theater that aims at both the head and the gut will appreciate [his work]. And it will haunt you for days to come." James D Watts, Jr, Tulsa World "Cassidy [brings] together everything audiences could want in a play." Kristen Torres, Loyola Phoenix
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Tenants
By Nat Cassidy
When M and G move into a new apartment, they think they're finally getting the fresh start they both so desperately need. Unfortunately, the previous tenant wasn't quite ready to leave, and he's about to teach them the horrifying lengths someone will go to keep things from changing. about the playwright: "[Cassidy has a] formidable gift with language." Show Business Weekly "[Cassidy] has a free-flowing imagination [and] an uncanny ability to do what a great composer like Verdi once did--make a visceral connection to his own time." Terry Ponick, The Washington Times "Nat Cassidy is obviously a talented...writer!" The Village Voice "Cassidy's writing is so sharp that [he] holds one's attention like a vise. ...Anyone who appreciates theater that aims at both the head and the gut will appreciate [his work]. And it will haunt you for days to come." James D Watts, Jr, Tulsa World "Cassidy [brings] together everything audiences could want in a play." Kristen Torres, Loyola Phoenix
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