About the Show

A speculative tale of queer workers seeking home amid rising tides and uncertain futures.

As sea levels climb, a group of queer warehouse workers moves from job to job, fleeing the advancing coastline. In the Amazon Warehouse Parking Lot is an unexpected love story and a bold work of speculative fiction, exploring themes of queer aging, chosen family, and the pursuit of belonging in an unpredictable world.

This quietly revolutionary narrative delves into the struggles and resilience of those searching for a place to call home in the face of environmental and societal upheaval.

Critic Reviews (8)

"...when civilization falls, these behemoths will be the first to go."
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"A tantalizingly dark premise"
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"the centering of these characters still seems to require quite a lot of commentary"
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"Sarah Mantell’s play finds a flicker of hope in the face of climate catastrophe."
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"imagines a future dystopia as a pile-up of current-day problems past the tipping point"
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"There’s a wonderful queer female camaderie on display in Sarah Mantell’s...one-act drama"
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"all that is left after an unnamed apocalyptic event are scattered people and — Amazon."
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Using shipping labels as proof of life, the characters seek to end corporations.
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