Blackout Songs charts a ten-year relationship between two people who meet in an AA meeting and become entwined in a cycle of passion, relapse, and renewal. Their connection evolves through moments of exhilaration and collapse as each contends with addiction, desire, and the shifting hope that love might hold them together.

The play centers its focus on the private world the pair build and dismantle over time, tracing how their bond endures—and fractures—under the weight of dependency. Their story unfolds through intertwined memories, confrontations, and confessions that reveal the complexity of loving someone whose struggles mirror your own.

Through its intimate structure, Blackout Songs examines a relationship shaped by longing, vulnerability, and the perilous search for solace in another person.