Over the course of one summer night at sleep-away camp in the American Midwest, we look into the unexpectedly dark and dangerous world of twelve-year-old girls. For the girls of Bunk 14, it’s an intimate microcosm of the adult world they’re desperate to inhabit.

This play discusses and deals with culturally pressing issues of sexual violence, discrimination and abuse, but raises questions of how these issues can be far more nuanced than the ways in which we understand it today. They can (and have) manifest in the most unexpected places as we grow up and come to terms with ourselves, what our morals are, our sexualities and identities.