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Bite Me

First Preview: Sep 23, 2023
Opening Date: Oct 5, 2023
Closing Date: Oct 22, 2023
Bite Me

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Playing @
WP Theater
2162 Broadway, New York, NY 10024
Nathan is ditching class when he stumbles on Melody crying in a storage closet—he’s a white boy with family money and dangerous habits, she’s the lone Black girl on campus, excelling academically and grappling with feelings of isolation. They form an unexpected bond, and it’s not long before the heat between them boils over. Bite Me explores the drama (and trauma) of trying to fit in at high school and the unfinished business waiting for them at their reunion a decade later. This captivating dark comedy dares to explore the raw undercurrents of youth and the unspoken truths that bind us. WP Theater and Colt Coeur present this world premiere written by Eliana Pipes (Dream Hou$e) and directed by WP Lab Alum Rebecca Martínez (Sancocho, The Public Theater Mobile Unit's The Comedy of Errors).
Off BroadwayPlay - Drama

Performance Schedule

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Written By
  • Eliana Pipes

Director
  • Rebecca Martínez

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