Syndrome illustrates the seemingly simple dilemma of a man with Tourette's Syndrome working up the nerve to meet his parents for dinner, and goes on to portray the varied complexity of the Syndrome and its effect upon the person who must live with it.
Syndrome is by Kirk Wood Bromley, based upon a concept by Joshua Lewis Berg, who himself was diagnosed with Tourette at the age of 26 and commissioned the playwright to author it for him.
