THE STORY: Late one rainy night in Baltimore, Andrew - an affable graduate student researching the works of Dostoevsky - meets a handsome stranger named Jack. The two immediately hit it off and start dating, despite the fact that Andrew already has a super-duper boyfriend and that Jack has the Mark of the Beast - you know, 666 - burned into his forehead. "Are you a satanist?" Andrew asks Jack. "No," he replies sheepishly. "But my fatherhe's the Devil." Intrigued-slash-slightly apprehensive (and against the urgings of his best gal-pal Bernadette), Andrew does his best to make a go of it with Jack. Until, as this seriously entertaining comedy unspools, Andrew slowly begins to realize, with mounting dread and horror - and, always, an undefeatable sense of humor - that Jack isn't the Devil's son at all. On the contrary, he's something far, far worsetruly, a boyfriend of the damned.

"a smart, hip comedya scarily hilarious summer delight." - NY Post. "a fresh, original and up-to-the-millennium commentary on the all-too-human impulse to dabble on the dark sideat once funny and hip, literary and smart." - Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "Packed with sly pokes at psychobabble, horror tropes, and real-life sex in the city, the script keeps raining zingers." - East Bay Express. "If playwright Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa were to write a recipe for his comedy SAY YOU LOVE SATAN, it might well read: one part Dostoyevsky, two parts horror film, one part Revelations, and a dash of queer culture." - Boston Globe.

Publisher

Dramatists Play Service Inc.

Format

Play

Binding

Softcover

ISBN

9780822220398

Stock code

9780822220398

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