When four friends decide to take a vacation in Upstate New York’s rural ski country, no sooner do they get to their cozy cabin than the lights go out, their phones stop working and their comfortable world is turned upside down. What begins as a pleasant break from their urban lives morphs into a trying and ultimately fatal journey down the rabbit hole of survival.
Humpty Dumpty is a play that explores themes of isolation, survival and societal breakdown through the lens of a group of friends retreating to a vacation home in upstate New York. It is a powerful metaphor for how easily civilization can fracture under pressure and how individuals react when faced with the unknown.
