Weapon of Mass Impact
by Brett Neveu

Three American career women find themselves bound to chairs and interrogated by masked men.

One is asked to renounce her country.

Another is forced to make a hostage video.

And in between, they meet in a suburban coffee shop to compare notes on the experience.“Anxiety courses quietly throughout WEAPON OF MASS IMPACT, but not so quietly that it won’t haunt you indefinitely.”

—Time Out Chicago“… [a] thoroughly compelling new play … You come to see that we’re probing the definition of terrorism here.

You get the sense that [Neveu] is observing that the traumas of our individual lives can impart just as much individual misery as those mysteriously absent weapons of mass destruction that preoccupy governments of all shades … for those of us who’ve deeply admired his writing from the start, it’s a very powerful reminder …” —Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune