When Peter and SteveÑa theatre critic and a playwright Ñgo on a road trip from Saskatchewan to Sudbury, you just know that theyÕre going to hit some bumps along the wayÉ
The uneasy friends both live in glass houses and are carrying armloads full of stones. Steve is still nursing anger and hurt over PeterÕs having panned his work, and Peter bristles at accusations he writes his reviews before even seeing the plays! Along the way the guys pick up an incredibly well-read fugitive named Sasha and her psychic friend Suki, who are as scary as they are sexy.
Theatrical, hilarious, and horrifying, Bite The Hand has everything: anti-American rants, pro-American rants; a rousing song, debates of the playÕs own merits, a car chase, romance, and unexpected violence.
Bite the Hand is the work of one of our most inventive and insightful playwrights at the top of his game.