Deception

The lyrical cadence of the human experience is one that is wholly unique to every individual yet somehow universal. There are few places that reflect this dynamic better than the theater.

In Deception, Lynn J. Snyder's two plays tackle some of the most poignant emotional moments in life. From a grieving mother's unraveling to a street musician's mysterious confession to a stranger, these plays swing between the playful side of being alive and the darker parts of our existence.

Deception is a delightful pairing of two plays that stand alone but are connected by their characters' internal conflicts. Written with a keen insight into what makes us tick in our complex contemporary world, Snyder dares to peel back the exterior layer so many of us hide behind. These plays expose our reactions to loss, the consequences of fear, and what it means to truly be part of humanity.

A must-read for any lover of theater or literature, Deception examines the bizarre moments in life that remind us not only that we are interconnected...but that we are alive.