From the playwright of the best-selling, award-winning Gossip, this poignant and humorous satire presents the ramifications of a plugged-in life and the benefits of finding balance with good old-fashioned human connection.  Utilizing a similar style of Greek chorus as Gossip and with every role designed to be played either male or female, this entertaining, powerful one-act is sure to be another winner!

Cameron is already feeling pressure from peers and family to engage more in technology and social media.  One parent works from home, teleconferencing every day.  Another is obsessed with the phone and Facebook.  Sibling Carson is rarely seen without gaming goggles and a controller in hand.

The pressure mounts when Cameron starts at a new school, Network Technology School, where social media is a way of life and the entire student body goes only by usernames.  Cameron is expected to join a school club styled after specific social media approaches — from humble braggers and shameless self-promoters to notorious trolls and conspiracy theorists.

But what if Cameron doesn’t fit any of those molds?  And is Cameron the only one who feels alone in a sea of social media, or could there be others who feel the same?