Lawrence and Mahlik have built a steady relationship over the past year, and moving in together seems like the natural next step. But when Mahlik faces a professional setback, he proposes an unconventional idea for Lawrence’s next creative project—one that blurs the line between authenticity and ambition. As Lawrence’s success grows under a fabricated persona, the couple is forced to confront difficult questions about truth, privilege, and the price of opportunity.

aggy is a daring one-act play that dives into the intersections of race, gender, creativity, and power—an unflinching exploration of who gets to create, and who pays the cost.